[dart-misc] Idiomatic snippets

[Valentin]

Hello Developers
I set up a website about how one would perform common programming tasks in
the most idiomatic form in different languages. It is intended to be
didactic, it's open to contributions (like a wiki) and we'd love to have
more snippets written in DART.
It would hugely help if a few of you picked a random idiom statement :
http://www.programming-idioms.org/random-idiom
and clicked [(+) New implementation...] to write a DART implementation.
Most often, 2 lines suffice.

As you can see in the language coverage page
<http://www.programming-idioms.org/about#about-block-language-coverage>, we
don't have many Dart impl yet (click >> to reveal more than the 12 first
langs).
You're also very welcome to add new idioms, as long as it's not
dart-specific, not tied to a library, and not a complex algorithm.
UI works fine but is not perfect yet, so any feedback is also welcome.

Cheers
Val

[Jan Mostert]

Awesome!

I see some of the idioms have multiple tabs, maybe rather list both
implementations under the same tab and the highest voted one at the top:
http://www.programming-idioms.org/idiom/10/shuffle-a-list

Also, it would be very useful if one can enable a global filter, for
example I would like to see how to do something in Dart that I know how to
do in Java, then, I would just filter for Java and Dart or even a compare
mode.

Post by Valentin
Hello Developers
I set up a website about how one would perform common programming tasks in
the most idiomatic form in different languages. It is intended to be
didactic, it's open to contributions (like a wiki) and we'd love to have
more snippets written in DART.
http://www.programming-idioms.org/random-idiom
and clicked [(+) New implementation...] to write a DART implementation.
Most often, 2 lines suffice.
As you can see in the language coverage page
<http://www.programming-idioms.org/about#about-block-language-coverage>,
we don't have many Dart impl yet (click >> to reveal more than the 12 first
langs).
You're also very welcome to add new idioms, as long as it's not
dart-specific, not tied to a library, and not a complex algorithm.
UI works fine but is not perfect yet, so any feedback is also welcome.
Cheers
Val
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[Valentin]

Hi Jan
glad you like it!

About the filtering : if you set Java and Dart as your "favorite
languages" http://www.programming-idioms.org/my/java_dart_
then their code will always appear on top, not buried in hidden tabs.
Layout is not "side-by-side compare mode", but close.

I'll be happy to consider a side-by-side view if you create an Issue :
https://github.com/Deleplace/programming-idioms/issues

You may also choose to hide all the code that's not Java or Dart : button *[
* ]* on the left in the language bar (but it's no fun!).

Definitely it is legit to create 2 implementations in the same language if
both are idiomatic. I don't know yet the best way to display this case,
your proposal sounds like StackOverflow, why not. Please flle an issue.

Many thanks to you guys who recently contributed a few dozens of impl :)

Post by Jan Mostert
Awesome!
I see some of the idioms have multiple tabs, maybe rather list both
http://www.programming-idioms.org/idiom/10/shuffle-a-list
Also, it would be very useful if one can enable a global filter, for
example I would like to see how to do something in Dart that I know how to
do in Java, then, I would just filter for Java and Dart or even a compare
mode.

Post by Valentin
Hello Developers
I set up a website about how one would perform common programming tasks
in the most idiomatic form in different languages. It is intended to be
didactic, it's open to contributions (like a wiki) and we'd love to have
more snippets written in DART.
http://www.programming-idioms.org/random-idiom
and clicked [(+) New implementation...] to write a DART implementation.
Most often, 2 lines suffice.
As you can see in the language coverage page
<http://www.programming-idioms.org/about#about-block-language-coverage>,
we don't have many Dart impl yet (click >> to reveal more than the 12 first
langs).
You're also very welcome to add new idioms, as long as it's not
dart-specific, not tied to a library, and not a complex algorithm.
UI works fine but is not perfect yet, so any feedback is also welcome.
Cheers
Val
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