Dart Programming Language
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I'm posting a daily Dart solution to last year's Advent of Code challenges
lemmy.world Nadvent of Code - 2022 Day 1 - Lemmy.WorldAs 2023 Advent of Code is approaching fast, I thought I’d revisit my 2022 entries, and I realised a good focus would be to post one a day during November. No guarantees as to the quality of the algorithms used, but hopefully people will find the code readable and interesting. If anyone has questions...
Hi all,
Advent of Code is an annual programming challenge that runs from 1st to 25th December each year where each day a new puzzle is published for you to solve. The puzzles ramp up in difficulty during the month and can test your familiarity with core computer science principles and algorithms.
As the title says, I'm currently going through my entries to last year's challenge and rewriting them to run easily in DartPad. I'll be posting one a day until 25th November to the Advent of Code community, so if you're interested in seeing how they all turn out, please follow the link above and subscribe.
Cheers, Michael
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pious_squid | An orbital mechanics and satellite mission analysis library for Dart
pub.dev pious_squid | Dart PackageAn astrodynamics library for the Dart ecosystem, covering orbital mechanics and satellite mission analysis logic.
- github.com Proposal: Automate adding/removing trailing commas and adjust overall style to fit that · Issue #1253 · dart-lang/dart_style
TL;DR: We're proposing a set of style changes to dart format that would affect about 10% of all Dart code. We want to know what you think. The main change is that you no longer need to manually add...
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what would you do as a beginner?
Hey, all. I've gone through tutorial after tutorial of many languages hoping to learn to code. I always step away for one reason or another or I just get confused and give up. I'm tired of the normal beginner tutorials that go over variables, control flow, etc...
Learning to code is one of those things I've always wanted to do but just haven't been able to do it.
What would you all, as more experienced coders, like iif you were starting out again?
Dart specifically, I'm interested in flutter and dart as a stand alone language.
I know people say just build a project but I don't even know what kind of project to build...
Any tips would be great. I just REALLY don't want another bland video recommendation.
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A simple Dart program to destroy your Reddit comment history
gist.github.com Destroy your Reddit comment historyDestroy your Reddit comment history. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
Just in case you want to do something like that.
It uses the output of your GDPR data request which returns your complete posting and commenting history rather than the last 1000 comments that the web interface exposes.
It uses Puppeteer to remotely control a Chrome browser.
Have fun!
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Using pattern matching feels great!
I've been using the new pattern matching from Dart 3 a lot since the release, and I want to share how much better the experience of writing Dart became for me. I completely replaced Freezed with Dart sealed classes, and they're joyful to use too!
I love Dart!
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Dart script managers
I was recently looking into Dart CLI tools and script managers and found a few interesting options. These can really impact productivity and ease of use.
I have personally used Derry to replace some long commands to generate native libs etc. There are other options like Slidy, but haven't used them.
