Book Title: Mastering Dart
About Author:
Sergey Akopkokhyants is a software architect with more than 20 years of professional experience in designing and developing client and server-side applications. He is also a certified Java developer and a project manager. He has general knowledge of many tools, languages, and platforms. For the past 5 years, Sergey has been responsible for customizing and producing web- oriented applications for wholesale business management solutions projects for several worldwide mobile communication companies. His responsibilities have been architecture design and guidance of client software development using Flex, ActionScript, HTML, JavaScript, TypeScript, Dart, and client-server integration with Java. He is also a founder and active contributor in several open source projects on GitHub, such as Dart Web Toolkit (DWT) and Angular Dart UI.
About Book:
It’s only been a few years since the Dart programming language was born and it has become eminent and well-known not only within Google, but also in the wider community of developers. It has grown into a powerful tool to help developers produce efficient and consistent source code for web clients and standalone and server-side programs. The Dart development team and independent contributors have created some good documentation, so getting started with programming using Dart isn’t that hard. You can program within different development environments such as the Eclipse-based Dart Editor; IDE plugins for IntelliJ IDEA and WebStorm; and text editor plugins for Sublime Text 3, Emacs, and Vim. Actual development on Dart is quite similar to Java, C#, or any other object oriented languages, so you can have your first short application up and running in a short amount of time. To go further, you can use the tutorials, code labs, and examples on the official Dart website (https://www.dartlang.org/). If you want to improve your level of expertise, you can read through the set of books on Dart that have been published in the last couple of years. You should always bear in mind that creating high-level, secure, and internationally compliant code is more complex than the application created in the beginning.
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