- Dart Cookbook
- Table of Contents
- Dart Cookbook
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Working with Dart Tools
- Introduction
- Configuring the Dart environment
- Setting up the checked and production modes
- Rapid Dart Editor troubleshooting
- Hosting your own private pub mirror
- Using Sublime Text 2 as an IDE
- Compiling your app to JavaScript
- Debugging your app in JavaScript for Chrome
- Using the command-line tools
- Solving problems when pub get fails
- Shrinking the size of your app
- Making a system call
- Using snapshotting
- Getting information from the operating system
- 2. Structuring, Testing, and Deploying an Application
- Introduction
- Exiting from an app
- Parsing command-line arguments
- Structuring an application
- Using a library from within your app
- Microtesting your code with assert
- Unit testing a Polymer web app
- Adding logging to your app
- Documenting your app
- Profiling and benchmarking your app
- Publishing and deploying your app
- Using different settings in the checked and production modes
- 3. Working with Data Types
- Introduction
- Concatenating strings
- Using regular expressions
- Strings and Unicode
- Using complex numbers
- Creating an enum
- Flattening a list
- Generating a random number within a range
- Getting a random element from a list
- Working with dates and times
- Improving performance in numerical computations
- Using SIMD for enhanced performance
- 4. Object Orientation
- Introduction
- Testing and converting types
- Comparing two objects
- Using a factory constructor
- Building a singleton
- Using reflection
- Using mixins
- Using annotations
- Using the call method
- Using noSuchMethod
- Making toJSON and fromJSON methods in your class
- Creating common classes for client and server apps
- 5. Handling Web Applications
- Introduction
- Responsive design
- Sanitizing HTML
- Using a browser's local storage
- Using application cache to work offline
- Preventing an onSubmit event from reloading the page
- Dynamically inserting rows in an HTML table
- Using CORS headers
- Using keyboard events
- Enabling drag-and-drop
- Enabling touch events
- Creating a Chrome app
- Structuring a game project
- Using WebGL in your app
- Authorizing OAuth2 to Google services
- Talking with JavaScript
- Using JavaScript libraries
- 6. Working with Files and Streams
- 7. Working with Web Servers
- 8. Working with Futures, Tasks, and Isolates
- 9. Working with Databases
- 10. Polymer Dart Recipes
- Introduction
- Data binding with polymer.dart
- Binding and repeating over a list
- Binding to a map
- Using custom attributes and template conditionals
- Binding to an input text field or a text area
- Binding to a checkbox
- Binding to radio buttons
- Binding to a selected field
- Event handling
- Polymer elements with JavaScript interop
- Extending DOM elements
- Working with custom elements
- Automatic node finding
- Internationalizing a Polymer app
- 11. Working with Angular Dart
- Index
In this chapter, we will cover the following recipes:
- Testing and converting types
- Comparing two objects
- Using a factory constructor
- Building a singleton
- Using reflection
- Using mixins
- Using annotations
- Using the call method
- Using noSuchMethod
- Creating toJSON and fromJSON methods in your class
- Creating common classes for client and server apps
Dart, although optionally typed, is an object-oriented language like Ruby, so it is an object. This is in contrast to JavaScript, where object orientation is not inherent in the language and was added later in different ad hoc ways. We can expect huge benefits from working with a real object-oriented language to build our client web applications. So, let's delve a bit deeper into the object-oriented nature of Dart, and find some new techniques and insights.
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