RedMonk tracks the most popular programming language using data from GitHub and Stack Overflow. The first ranking of 2020 is here. This quarter, the number one programming language is JavaScript, which comes as no surprise. However, a few other languages moved up the charts. Let’s see what languages are trending in 2020.
Dart version 2.7 adds a feature that has been a long time in the making: extension methods. Extension methods allow you to add functionality to any type. Developers can also opt-in and check out the preview for null type safety. Take a brief tour of the newest stable release, what it includes, and what features hit the bullseye.
The newest update for Google’s programming language Dart has arrived. The key feature in this update is the new compiler, dart2native. With dart2native, programmers can use the command to compile a Dart program ahead-of-time to native x64 machine code. Dart 2.6 also includes two feature previews and a demo for a console code editor.
JavaScript isn’t for everyone, but what are the alternatives? In this article, Future Hosting’s Matthew Davis looks at 5 of them and weighs the pros and the cons.
Our readers voted Dart as the programming language that they want to hear about the most in 2019. Now, Dart version 2.3 is here with some new improvements for creating user interfaces and a new feature for IDE support. See what’s new.
Flutter, Google’s popular mobile UI framework releases its latest version 1.5. Stuffed with updates and improvements, Flutter 1.5 brings important changes and new features including the much-requested In-App Purchase plugin in beta. Let’s have a look.
Only a year has passed since the release of Flutter’s first beta and it is already time to welcome its first feature update. Flutter 1.2 arrives with some important updates in tow. Let’s have a look.
The Dart team announced the release of the latest incremental update to Dart 2. The 2.2 version brings some important enhancements and changes. Let’s take a look.
Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week, Angular v8 made the second beta, Dart showed up as the most relevant programming language in 2019 for our poll, JDK 12 is ramping up to phase two, and more!
Last week, we invited you to participate in our poll letting us know which programming languages are on your list for 2019. With over 1000 replies, the time has come to have a look at the results and what the JAXenter community has to say.
We are still not done with the 2018 reviews! Today, we take a look at the most interesting highlights from the Pluralsight Tech Index 2018 mini report. Is Dart the next big thing?
This VM explainer may still be a work in progress, but Dart VM is already good to go. Dart VM provides multiple ways to compile and execute your Dart code natively. Whether it’s from a JIT and AOT compilation pipeline or a snapshot, Dart VM gives developers their code execution method of choice.
Dart 2.1 is here! Have you been sleeping on this language? Dart offers new features and is perfect for mobile development. Since its 2.0 update, it’s been reworked and improved.
In the mood for something juicy? We have just the thing for you! Meet Kiwi — a dependency injection library for Dart and Flutter. Kiwi aims to be simple, fast, and refreshing! Let’s have a quick look!
