Book Title: Web Programming with Dart By Moises Belchin & Patricia Juberias.
This Book is an Introduction to web Programming with Dart, Written By Moises Belchin and Patricia Juberias. This book is published By Apress. This Book will take you from basic to advance. With this Book you will become master in Dart. This book defines every topic with a progressive and dynamic learning approach. It is one of the most complete books on Dart written so far and provides the basics of developing web applications using Dart, an object-oriented and structured language that supports interfaces, large hierarchy of classes, and optional typing.
About Authors:
Moises Belchin has worked with Dart from its inception in March 2011, is co-author of Aprende Dart, he contributes to Dart development and debugging, works with the community, and conducts seminars and developing www.blogdart.es, the first point of reference about Dart for Spanish developers. Moises is a software engineer with 15 years of experience and thousands of lines of code under his belt; he’s an expert in cloud computing solutions, big data, and web development.
Patricia Juberias loves new technologies and graphic design. She is a multimedia engineer, specializing in information architecture, responsive design, user interface, and user experience.
As a developer she has 10 years of experience with major programming languages and platforms, she has participated in numerous projects, is co-author of Aprende Dart, and collaborates in Dart spreading.
Table of content of the Book is as follows:
■ ■ Chapter 1: Dart’s Flightpath So Far.
■ ■ Chapter 2: Setting up Dart Correctly.
■ ■ Chapter 3: Making the Most of the Dart Editor.
■ ■ Chapter 4: Using Pub and dart2js to Compile Applications to JavaScript.
■ ■ Chapter 5: Application Launches.
■ ■ Chapter 6: Using the Dart Pub Package Manager.
■ ■ Chapter 7: Optimizing for Dart VM and Dartium.
■ ■ Chapter 8: Cleaning up with Dart Formatter.
■ ■ Chapter 9: Generating Dart Code Documentation.
■ ■ Chapter 10: Monitoring Your Applications with Observatory.
■ ■ Chapter 11: The Dart Comment System.
■ ■ Chapter 12: Understanding Operators and Expressions.
■ ■ Chapter 13: Mastering Dart’s Variables and Data Types.
■ ■ Chapter 14: Flow Control Statements.
■ ■ Chapter 15: Working with Functions.
■ ■ Chapter 16: A Syntax Summary and Cheat Sheet.
■ ■ Chapter 17: Processing Exceptions and Error Control.
■ ■ Chapter 18: Understanding Dart Classes.
■ ■ Chapter 19: Implicit Interfaces and Abstract Classes.
■ ■ Chapter 20: Implementing Generics and Typedefs.
■ ■ Chapter 21: Using Dart’s Libraries.
■ ■ Chapter 22: Leveraging Isolates for Concurrency and Multi-Processing.
■ ■ Chapter 23: Asynchronous Programming with Dart.
■ ■ Chapter 24: An Advanced Syntax Summary.
■ ■ Chapter 25: Integrating Dart and HTML5.
■ ■ Chapter 26: Integrating Dart and CSS.
■ ■ Chapter 27: Combining Web Services with Dart.
■ ■ Chapter 28: Dart on the Server Side.
■ ■ Chapter 29: Implementing Design Patterns and Creating Web Components.
■ ■ Chapter 30: Developing a Dart App.
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