[dart-misc] build package

[Anders Holmgren]

Just came across https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/build

Looks very interesting. I don't recall seeing this talked about at all by
the dart team unless I missed something.

Is this intended to what we should all be using for builds?

Any plans to integrate with IDE's? i.e. like build.dart was with dart
editor?

['Bob Nystrom' via Dart Misc]

Post by Anders Holmgren
Just came across https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/build
Looks very interesting. I don't recall seeing this talked about at all by
the dart team unless I missed something.

I don't think we've been broadcasting much about it. I think we're trying
to see how well it works out for some of our own purposes first.

Post by Anders Holmgren
Is this intended to what we should all be using for builds?

Probably not *yet*, but possibly yes.

Cheers!

– bob

[Don Olmstead]

As an early adopter of build, Jake actually pinged me about it when it was
in development and I moved my Dogma codegen library over to it, I've been
largely happy with it. There's an e2e example in the repo and if you need
any more assistance you can ping me about it on slack.

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On Tue, May 31, 2016 at 8:07 PM, Anders Holmgren <

Post by Anders Holmgren
Just came across https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/build
Looks very interesting. I don't recall seeing this talked about at all by
the dart team unless I missed something.

I don't think we've been broadcasting much about it. I think we're trying
to see how well it works out for some of our own purposes first.

Post by Anders Holmgren
Is this intended to what we should all be using for builds?

Probably not *yet*, but possibly yes.
Cheers!
– bob
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[Anders Holmgren]

Ok thanks for the heads up

Post by Don Olmstead
As an early adopter of build, Jake actually pinged me about it when it was
in development and I moved my Dogma codegen library over to it, I've been
largely happy with it. There's an e2e example in the repo and if you need
any more assistance you can ping me about it on slack.
On Wed, Jun 1, 2016 at 9:51 AM, 'Bob Nystrom' via Dart Misc <

On Tue, May 31, 2016 at 8:07 PM, Anders Holmgren <

Post by Anders Holmgren
Just came across https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/build
Looks very interesting. I don't recall seeing this talked about at all
by the dart team unless I missed something.

I don't think we've been broadcasting much about it. I think we're trying
to see how well it works out for some of our own purposes first.

Post by Anders Holmgren
Is this intended to what we should all be using for builds?

Probably not *yet*, but possibly yes.
Cheers!
– bob
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['Jake Macdonald' via Dart Misc]

This package is ready for use, but it is not supported externally by much
yet. Essentially this package is all about a codegen only approach to
development (no dart:mirrors), and not overwriting any hand coded source
files. It has been the experience of many that using reflection at dev time
and codegen at deploy time is error prone and generally not worth the
effort, and in many cases people are already using the codegen version all
the time without even realizing it (via pub serve).

Generally build should be able to give a better dev experience than
transformers, because you can navigate directly to generated files from
your editor and your code never gets rewritten. Because you can't
overwrite any files though, most of the transformers in use today are not
compatible. Re-inventing these things in ways that don't overwrite files
will be a fairly long process most likely.

Post by Anders Holmgren
Just came across https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/build
Looks very interesting. I don't recall seeing this talked about at all by
the dart team unless I missed something.
Is this intended to what we should all be using for builds?
Any plans to integrate with IDE's? i.e. like build.dart was with dart
editor?