I honestly haven't had much of an opportunity/reason to look at Dart. TypeScript admittedly was mostly just a pragmatic choice since it seemed like a reasonable thing to do as a library author. It wasn't because of any personal like of TypeScript.
To be fair while the reactivity is a big part of what I do with Solid, my focus on the web came from knowing I could make a tangible difference there. Even SSR wasn't a place I was expecting have such success. I'm not sure how Solid would fit into Dart/Flutter ecosystem as it feels like they already have a good thing going.
I have fanboy'd over dart/flutter, google's presentations on dart/flutter show some amazing tech, but I think Dart is really the star of the show. I look at Flutter code and it's all the horrors of angular all over again.
What I really want is actually-native level performance (AOT compiled dart), great dev experience (dart dev compiler, ddc), BUT in a react/component/jsx paradigm.
Solid gives you that for sure. Also @lume/element gives you one more level higher: custom elements with templating powered by Solid.
I'm also planning to implement JSX for AssemblyScript unless someone else gets to it first, and the compile the implementations of my custom elements to WebAssembly.
The big milestone will be when we can also compile to native (run outside of the browser too, but with a web-first API that is easy for existing web developers).
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I honestly haven't had much of an opportunity/reason to look at Dart. TypeScript admittedly was mostly just a pragmatic choice since it seemed like a reasonable thing to do as a library author. It wasn't because of any personal like of TypeScript.
To be fair while the reactivity is a big part of what I do with Solid, my focus on the web came from knowing I could make a tangible difference there. Even SSR wasn't a place I was expecting have such success. I'm not sure how Solid would fit into Dart/Flutter ecosystem as it feels like they already have a good thing going.
I have fanboy'd over dart/flutter, google's presentations on dart/flutter show some amazing tech, but I think Dart is really the star of the show. I look at Flutter code and it's all the horrors of angular all over again.
What I really want is actually-native level performance (AOT compiled dart), great dev experience (dart dev compiler, ddc), BUT in a react/component/jsx paradigm.
Solid gives you that for sure. Also @lume/element gives you one more level higher: custom elements with templating powered by Solid.
I'm also planning to implement JSX for AssemblyScript unless someone else gets to it first, and the compile the implementations of my custom elements to WebAssembly.
The big milestone will be when we can also compile to native (run outside of the browser too, but with a web-first API that is easy for existing web developers).