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Component-Oriented Web Development with Dart

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Kevin Moore explains doing client-side data-binding, visual templates, and custom HTML elements in modern browsers with Dart, while providing forward compatibility with emerging web standards.

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Kevin Moore is a consultant specializing in open source web technologies. His experience includes UI platforms in .NET, web applications in Rails, and cutting edge games in Javascript. Kevin is committer and Google Developer Expert for Dart. His projects have highlighted the potential for building rich experiences with Dart.

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    I imagine if Dart integrated a way to do concurrent computations or have an OpenMP like way to do internal execution transformations for parallelism without tears, Dart would be the one and only solution.
    They should integrate an auto-parallelizer or see if River Trail can get integrated into the default runtime since it has such restrictions for sanity vs vanilla insane JS capabilities.
    That ability alone included in its productivity would make for a "too good to not try" situation and make it be a unique offering among any other of its kind.

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