Dart is a programming language that is optimized for building User Interface applications in the modern web environment. The idea behind Dart is to allow the development of apps for multi-platform targets.
Dart is defined to center the client at the core of the language. It brings high capabilities for devs during the development phase such as the hot reloading and also on the building process where there’s a wide variety of targets: web, mobile, and desktop.
Dart has a set of core libraries that developers can use to perform essential logic. Here is the list of core libraries provided by Dart:
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(dart:io)(dart:html)(dart:convert)(dart:math)(dart:async)(dart:typed_data)(dart:isolate)(dart:collection)The compiler of an application built using Dart allows you to target multiple platforms. For native applications, Dart has two compiling options: Dart VM (Virtual Machine) with Just-In-Time (JIT) compilation or Ahead-Of-Time (AOT) compilation.
When targeting web applications, Dart also has two compilation options. For a development built it uses dartdevc. For production compilation it uses dart2js. In both cases the output is JavaScript files.
Dart is the base language for the popular framework Flutter.
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