ES2017 vs Typescript vs Dart: Comparing Without Emotion
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A comparison of three client-side languages: ES2017 (JavaScript), TypeScript, and Dart. The talk outlines the differences and trade-offs between these technologies to help decide which to use for frontend development, without emotive bias.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00Comparing without emotion
- 3:37GitHub language quality
- 6:05Developer availability
- 7:10Build tools and package managers
- 12:56TypeScript vs Dart compilation
- 17:41Async and generators
- 21:55Dart collections and maps
- 24:26Operator overloading and collections
- 26:12Lazy loading and zones
- 28:22Typing comparison
- 32:14Dart performance
- 36:31Voting results
- 37:13Try new languages
- 37:39Q&A
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