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DART Essentials

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DART Essentials
May, 2015 | 232 pages
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Table of Contents (16 chapters)
Dart Essentials
Dart Essentials
Credits
Credits
About the Author
About the Author
About the Reviewers
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Preface
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1
Getting Started with Dart
Getting Started with Dart
What is Dart?
Why choose Dart?
Installing the Dart SDK
The Dart language tour
Summary
2
Practical Dart
Practical Dart
Optimizing DOM tree manipulations
The documentation search app
Combining Dart and JavaScript
Dart MythBusters
Summary
3
The Power of HTML5 with Dart
The Power of HTML5 with Dart
Creating the Reddit Read Later app
Music visualizer
Other noteworthy APIs and libraries
Summary
4
Developing a Mobile App with Dart
Developing a Mobile App with Dart
300 ms tap delay
Basics of CSS3 transformations
A 3D bookshelf with DeviceOrientation events
Position and distance tracker with the GeoLocation API and Google Maps API
Drawing into 2D canvas using onTouch events
Summary
5
Web Components and polymer.dart
Web Components and polymer.dart
Web Components
The Web Components polyfill for older browsers
Basic HTML Import
Using Shadow DOM
Using Custom Elements
Polymer.dart
One-way data binding
Two-way data binding
Polymer core and paper elements
Summary
6
AngularDart
AngularDart
Installing AngularDart
To-do list with AngularDart
Extending the to-do list
A book component in AngularDart
What is Angular 2.0?
Performance tips for AngularDart
Summary
7
Server-side Applications with Dart
Server-side Applications with Dart
The standalone Dart VM
Parsing CLI arguments with the args package
Writing a chat app with the WebSockets server
Writing an HTTP server with the route package
Using Dart as a full-stack language
Summary
8
Testing and Profiling the Dart Code
Testing and Profiling the Dart Code
Testing strategies for web apps
Unit testing
Operator overloading and mixins
Testing AngularDart apps
Profiling with the Observatory tool
Summary
9
Writing Native Extensions for the Standalone Dart VM
Writing Native Extensions for the Standalone Dart VM
The structure of native extensions
Writing a minimal native extension
Writing a native fuzzy search implementation
Writing bindings for the exiv2 library
Distributing native extensions
Summary
Index
Index

About the Author

Martin Sikora has been programming professionally since 2006 for companies such as Miton CZ and Symbio Digital in various languages, mostly PHP. Since 2012, he's been freelancing, working on projects in Python, PHP, Dart, Objective-C, and AngularJS. He's a Zend Certified Engineer and was a member of the winning team at Google Dart Hackathon 2012 in Prague.

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