[dart-misc] Is dart:js as good as it is going to get?

Is dart:js as good as it is going to get?

Definitely not.

Anything else cooking out there I'm not aware of?

There's a lot going on, yes. Lots of folks are out on vacation right now,
but Jacob Richman can add some details when he gets back.

But essentially, dart:js is a proxy object approach to interop, using
strings for looking up methods/properties. The new approach won't involve
proxies, which will make it a lot easier to pass things back and forth
between Dart and JS, and you'll be able to make calls directly in most
cases, as long as you provide an interface so Dart knows what the
type/method signature looks like.

Anything else cooking out there I'm not aware of?
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Arron Washington

2015-07-16 01:27:52 UTC

That's excellent news!

Is there a repository we can watch for updates?

Is dart:js as good as it is going to get?

Definitely not.

Anything else cooking out there I'm not aware of?

There's a lot going on, yes. Lots of folks are out on vacation right now,
but Jacob Richman can add some details when he gets back.
But essentially, dart:js is a proxy object approach to interop, using
strings for looking up methods/properties. The new approach won't involve
proxies, which will make it a lot easier to pass things back and forth
between Dart and JS, and you'll be able to make calls directly in most
cases, as long as you provide an interface so Dart knows what the
type/method signature looks like.

Kao peter

2015-07-16 16:22:40 UTC

Wow...good news...existing proxy is really slow to pass large data around

Post by Arron Washington
That's excellent news!
Is there a repository we can watch for updates?

Is dart:js as good as it is going to get?

Definitely not.

Anything else cooking out there I'm not aware of?

There's a lot going on, yes. Lots of folks are out on vacation right now,
but Jacob Richman can add some details when he gets back.
But essentially, dart:js is a proxy object approach to interop, using
strings for looking up methods/properties. The new approach won't involve
proxies, which will make it a lot easier to pass things back and forth
between Dart and JS, and you'll be able to make calls directly in most
cases, as long as you provide an interface so Dart knows what the
type/method signature looks like.

Anything else cooking out there I'm not aware of?
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'John Messerly' via Dart Misc

2015-07-16 21:00:58 UTC

Post by Arron Washington
That's excellent news!
Is there a repository we can watch for updates?

So far the changes have been going into Dartium. e.g. I saw these two
reviews:

https://codereview.chromium.org/1194643002/
https://codereview.chromium.org/1177953010/

After Dartium there's the dart2js side, so those will be in
https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk

Definitely there will be an announcement when it's ready to try out. I'm
really excited to try it out too!

Is dart:js as good as it is going to get?

Definitely not.

Anything else cooking out there I'm not aware of?

There's a lot going on, yes. Lots of folks are out on vacation right now,
but Jacob Richman can add some details when he gets back.
But essentially, dart:js is a proxy object approach to interop, using
strings for looking up methods/properties. The new approach won't involve
proxies, which will make it a lot easier to pass things back and forth
between Dart and JS, and you'll be able to make calls directly in most
cases, as long as you provide an interface so Dart knows what the
type/method signature looks like.

Anything else cooking out there I'm not aware of?
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Dániel Varga

2015-08-03 14:10:21 UTC

Absolutely exciting, keen on trying it out!

Post by Arron Washington
That's excellent news!
Is there a repository we can watch for updates?

So far the changes have been going into Dartium. e.g. I saw these two
https://codereview.chromium.org/1194643002/
https://codereview.chromium.org/1177953010/
After Dartium there's the dart2js side, so those will be in
https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk
Definitely there will be an announcement when it's ready to try out. I'm
really excited to try it out too!

Is dart:js as good as it is going to get?

Definitely not.

Anything else cooking out there I'm not aware of?

There's a lot going on, yes. Lots of folks are out on vacation right
now, but Jacob Richman can add some details when he gets back.
But essentially, dart:js is a proxy object approach to interop, using
strings for looking up methods/properties. The new approach won't involve
proxies, which will make it a lot easier to pass things back and forth
between Dart and JS, and you'll be able to make calls directly in most
cases, as long as you provide an interface so Dart knows what the
type/method signature looks like.

Anything else cooking out there I'm not aware of?
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Daniel Joyce

2015-08-03 17:48:02 UTC

Would be awesome if there was tooling that could mesh TernJS or similar to
spit out some basic interfaces from Javascript/Typescript etc that we can
then massage further.

Post by DÃ¡niel Varga
Absolutely exciting, keen on trying it out!

Post by Arron Washington
That's excellent news!
Is there a repository we can watch for updates?

Is dart:js as good as it is going to get?

Definitely not.

Anything else cooking out there I'm not aware of?

There's a lot going on, yes. Lots of folks are out on vacation right
now, but Jacob Richman can add some details when he gets back.
But essentially, dart:js is a proxy object approach to interop, using
strings for looking up methods/properties. The new approach won't involve
proxies, which will make it a lot easier to pass things back and forth
between Dart and JS, and you'll be able to make calls directly in most
cases, as long as you provide an interface so Dart knows what the
type/method signature looks like.

Anything else cooking out there I'm not aware of?
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John Davis

2016-07-10 15:51:03 UTC

Looks like we might already have a way to consume Typesecript from dart!!!

https://github.com/blockforest/dts-converter

Post by Daniel Joyce
Would be awesome if there was tooling that could mesh TernJS or similar to
spit out some basic interfaces from Javascript/Typescript etc that we can
then massage further.

Post by DÃ¡niel Varga
Absolutely exciting, keen on trying it out!

Post by Arron Washington
That's excellent news!
Is there a repository we can watch for updates?

Is dart:js as good as it is going to get?

Definitely not.

Anything else cooking out there I'm not aware of?

There's a lot going on, yes. Lots of folks are out on vacation right
now, but Jacob Richman can add some details when he gets back.
But essentially, dart:js is a proxy object approach to interop, using
strings for looking up methods/properties. The new approach won't involve
proxies, which will make it a lot easier to pass things back and forth
between Dart and JS, and you'll be able to make calls directly in most
cases, as long as you provide an interface so Dart knows what the
type/method signature looks like.

Anything else cooking out there I'm not aware of?
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venkata munnangi

2016-07-11 02:05:50 UTC

Sounds awesome!

Post by John Davis
Looks like we might already have a way to consume Typesecript from dart!!!
https://github.com/blockforest/dts-converter

Post by Daniel Joyce
Would be awesome if there was tooling that could mesh TernJS or similar
to spit out some basic interfaces from Javascript/Typescript etc that we
can then massage further.

Post by DÃ¡niel Varga
Absolutely exciting, keen on trying it out!

Post by Arron Washington
That's excellent news!
Is there a repository we can watch for updates?