@insidewhy Your statement is untrue. You don't need a lot of boilerpate to achieve things that would be simple at all.
Dart is no different from C#, Java and Typescript to name a few. In fact, having coded on these 3 especially, you can easily code in dart. You can even achieve the same thing in fewer lines of code in other cases.
I have coded in C# for as long as I can remember, over 15 years and I have been coding in Flutter for the past 3 years. I can tell you that Flutter has made my coding easier and faster because it doesn't require much to get it started. I have also extended my experience into dart (Angel Dart to be specific) and I can tell you that it's better than C#.
I can't compare it much to Typescript as Typescript on its own cannot produce mobile native code like Flutter does.
Dart is very different to TypeScript, the lack of context aware type inference is very frustrating for a start. You're right that it has many advantages over C# but the inability to merge two interfaces is kinda frustrating. I could list so many more annoying things about dart's type system, when you say "Your statement is untrue" I don't think it comes from a place of understanding of TypeScript at least.
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@insidewhy Your statement is untrue. You don't need a lot of boilerpate to achieve things that would be simple at all.
Dart is no different from C#, Java and Typescript to name a few. In fact, having coded on these 3 especially, you can easily code in dart. You can even achieve the same thing in fewer lines of code in other cases.
I have coded in C# for as long as I can remember, over 15 years and I have been coding in Flutter for the past 3 years. I can tell you that Flutter has made my coding easier and faster because it doesn't require much to get it started. I have also extended my experience into dart (Angel Dart to be specific) and I can tell you that it's better than C#.
I can't compare it much to Typescript as Typescript on its own cannot produce mobile native code like Flutter does.
Dart is very different to TypeScript, the lack of context aware type inference is very frustrating for a start. You're right that it has many advantages over C# but the inability to merge two interfaces is kinda frustrating. I could list so many more annoying things about dart's type system, when you say "Your statement is untrue" I don't think it comes from a place of understanding of TypeScript at least.