[dart-misc] [dart-announce] A dedicated team for AngularDart

['Filip Hracek' via Dart Announcements]

[My apologies for forgetting to announce on this mailing list on Wednesday.
It was meant to be the *first* one to get the news but I got sidetracked. —
Filip]



Until now, the multiple language flavors of Angular 2 were generated from a
shared TypeScript codebase into both JavaScript and Dart. This strategy
allowed a single team to deliver to the widest possible audience. While
this worked, it came at the cost of development velocity. In some cases, it
also hindered the creation of the best possible APIs for each language.

We're happy to announce there is now a dedicated AngularDart team. This is
great news for users of all three languages.

TypeScript and JavaScript developers will be able to focus on a single
language in which they are already experts, making it easier to contribute
patches and get reviews. Read more here:

http://angularjs.blogspot.com/2016/07/a-dedicated-team-for-angulardart.html

Dart developers will enjoy an increased rate of improvement, including
features that make the most of Dart's capabilities. Dart developers can
also look forward to a set of pure-Dart Material Design components. Read
more here:

http://news.dartlang.org/2016/07/angulardart-is-going-all-dart.html

Both versions will continue to share the same template syntax and, where
appropriate, the same API.

We're all excited about this change, and we believe it'll make Angular 2
more useful for everyone.

— the Angular team & the Dart team
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For more news and information, visit https://plus.google.com/+dartlang

To join the conversation, visit https://groups.google.com/a/dartlang.org/

[Marcello Eduardo de Oliveira Dias]

And Polymer.Dart?
Can the Ugly Duck have at least one internship?

2016-07-22 13:27 GMT-03:00 'Filip Hracek' via Dart Announcements <

Post by 'Filip Hracek' via Dart Announcements
[My apologies for forgetting to announce on this mailing list on
Wednesday. It was meant to be the *first* one to get the news but I got
sidetracked. — Filip]
Until now, the multiple language flavors of Angular 2 were generated from
a shared TypeScript codebase into both JavaScript and Dart. This strategy
allowed a single team to deliver to the widest possible audience. While
this worked, it came at the cost of development velocity. In some cases, it
also hindered the creation of the best possible APIs for each language.
We're happy to announce there is now a dedicated AngularDart team. This is
great news for users of all three languages.
TypeScript and JavaScript developers will be able to focus on a single
language in which they are already experts, making it easier to contribute
http://angularjs.blogspot.com/2016/07/a-dedicated-team-for-angulardart.html
Dart developers will enjoy an increased rate of improvement, including
features that make the most of Dart's capabilities. Dart developers can
also look forward to a set of pure-Dart Material Design components. Read
http://news.dartlang.org/2016/07/angulardart-is-going-all-dart.html
Both versions will continue to share the same template syntax and, where
appropriate, the same API.
We're all excited about this change, and we believe it'll make Angular 2
more useful for everyone.
— the Angular team & the Dart team
--
For more news and information, visit https://plus.google.com/+dartlang
To join the conversation, visit https://groups.google.com/a/dartlang.org/
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