Dart News & Updates

Dart developers met in San Francisco for two days in April 2015 to share stories, meet engineers, and learn about how to deploy Dart for the web, server, and mobile. If you missed the event, don't worry. You can now watch all the Dart Developer Summit presentations on YouTube . Check out the playlist to see a wide range of content: case studies, insight into new features and libraries (such as async/await ), a game engine built with Dart , deploying Dart to Internet of Things , deploying Dart on the server , using Dart in Google , and much more. We also saw two new interesting experiments to bring Dart to mobile: the Dart for Mobile Services project and the Sky project . A big thank you to everyone that joined us in person and on the live stream. We hope you enjoy the videos , and we'll see you in the Dartiverse!

We believe developers deserve a fast iteration cycle, immediate feedback, and zero-install tools as they explore languages and APIs. To help both new and experienced Dart developers, today we are announcing DartPad 1.0, a friction-free way to try Dart code and APIs in your browser. Developers new to Dart can use DartPad to experience the language and libraries. Experienced Dart developers will find DartPad the easiest way to experiment with the core APIs and learn new patterns and idioms. Everyone can use DartPad to share snippets of Dart code. DartPad supports the full Dart language, the core libraries, and even HTML/CSS. Easily discover APIs with DartPad's support for code completion. Quickly find issues in your code with real-time errors and warnings. Learn more about APIs with real-time docs. Easily share your Dart code with DartPad's integration with Github's Gists. We hope developers will find DartPad a useful tool. We're just getting started, and we ap