
mafinar
Learning Dart through implementing algorithms
A friend and I implemented a few algorithms in Dart and set them up in a repository. Thought I’d share it here.
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AstonJ
Looks good Mafinar
Are people using Dart much for anything other than Flutter these days?
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mafinar
Thanks. I intend to continue with this one for non functional algorithm practice. Also the new changed an NNBD in Dart seems to be fun.
I guess not. AngularDart hasn’t received much love any way and I believe it lost more of it appeal since Flutter Web was announced. I recall a promising web framework too was recently abandoned. It is sad really, Dart is a good language.
I never worked with Flutter or AngularDart. I only use it to keep my curly braces claws sharpened
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