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Learning Dart

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Overview of this book

Mastering Dart by Projects is a step-by-step guide that aims to give you hands-on knowledge about programming in Dart using an example-based approach.If you want to become a web developer, or perhaps you already are a web developer but you want to add Dart to your tool belt, then this book is for you. This book assumes that you have at least some knowledge of HTML and how web applications work. Some previous programming experience, preferably in a modern language like C#, Java, Python, Ruby, or JavaScript, will also give you a head start. You can also work with Dart on your preferred platform, be it Linux, Mac OS X, or Windows.
Table of Contents (14 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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Spiral approach
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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Reader feedback
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1. Dart – A Modern Web Programming Language
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1. Dart – A Modern Web Programming Language
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What is Dart?
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Dart is a perfect fit for HTML5
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Getting started with Dart
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Getting a view on the Dart tool chain
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A bird's eye view on Dart
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Making a todo list with Dart
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Summary
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2. Getting to Work with Dart
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2. Getting to Work with Dart
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Variables – to type or not to type
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Built-in types and their methods
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Documenting your programs
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Changing the execution flow of a program
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Using functions in Dart
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Recognizing and catching errors and exceptions
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Summary
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3. Structuring Code with Classes and Libraries
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3. Structuring Code with Classes and Libraries
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A touch of class – how to use classes and objects
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Summary
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4. Modeling Web Applications with Model Concepts and Dartlero
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4. Modeling Web Applications with Model Concepts and Dartlero
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A short introduction to Git and GitHub
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What a model is and why we need it in programming
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Model concepts – a graphical design tool for our models
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Dartlero – a simple domain model framework
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An example of using Dartlero
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The categories and links application
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Summary
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5. Handling the DOM in a New Way
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5. Handling the DOM in a New Way
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Finding elements and changing their attributes
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Creating and removing elements
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Handling events
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Manipulating the style of page elements
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Animating a game
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6. Combining HTML5 Forms with Dart
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6. Combining HTML5 Forms with Dart
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Spiral 1 – the power of HTML5 forms
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Spiral 2 – how to validate data with Dart
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Spiral 3 – how to store data in local storage
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Spiral 4 – reading and showing data
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Spiral 5 – changing and updating data
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Spiral 6 – working with a list of bank accounts
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7. Building Games with HTML5 and Dart
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7. Building Games with HTML5 and Dart
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The model for the memory game
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Spiral 1 – drawing the board
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Spiral 2 – drawing cells
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Spiral 3 – coloring the cells
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Spiral 4 – implementing the rules
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Spiral 5 – game logic (bringing in the time element)
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Spiral 6 – some finishing touches
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Spiral 7 – using images
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Adding audio to a web page
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Using an audio library – Collision clones
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Adding video to a web page
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8. Developing Business Applications with Polymer Web Components
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8. Developing Business Applications with Polymer Web Components
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How web components change web development
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Web components with Polymer.dart
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Two-way data binding in Polymer.dart
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Creating the polymer_links project
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Using Polymer for the category links project
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Applying web components to the project tasks app
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9. Modeling More Complex Applications with Dartling
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9. Modeling More Complex Applications with Dartling
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The Dartling domain modeling framework
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Design of the Travel Impressions model in spirals
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Generating Travel Impressions code from the model
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Initializing the Travel Impressions model with Data
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Testing the Travel Impressions model
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Defining and using the MVC pattern
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The TodoMVC app
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10. MVC Web and UI Frameworks in Dart – An Overview
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10. MVC Web and UI Frameworks in Dart – An Overview
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DQuery
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Bootjack
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Dart Web Toolkit (DWT)
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Dart widgets
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Bee
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HTML components
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Rikulo UI
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Hipster-mvc
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Puremvc
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StageXL
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Flash Professional CC – toolkit for Dart
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Angular.dart
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11. Local Data and Client-Server Communication
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11. Local Data and Client-Server Communication
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The options for browser storage
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Asynchronous calls and Futures
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Using IndexedDB with Dart
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Using Lawndart
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A Dart web server
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Using JSON web services
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12. Data-driven Web Applications with MySQL and MongoDB
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12. Data-driven Web Applications with MySQL and MongoDB
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Database drivers for Dart
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Storing todo data in MySQL
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Dartlero tasks – a many-to-many model in MySQL
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MongoDB – a NoSQL database
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Using the mongo_dart driver to store the todo data in MongoDB
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Dart Web Toolkit (DWT)

(Developed by Sergey Akopkokhyants, Dart Web Toolkit can be found at.)

You have probably heard of Google Web Toolkit (GWT)—a framework by Google to develop web applications in Java and compile them to JavaScript, in many ways a precursor project to Dart. So it will come as no surprise that this project has been ported to Dart not only to build Dart web apps, but also to facilitate the migration from an existing Java web application to Dart, leveraging your existing GWT skills and themes in DWT. It has a rich set of widgets (for example, button, checkbox, listbox, textarea, and menus), panels, and utility classes that are compatible with GWT, and it provides you, at this moment (June 2013, Version 0.3.16), with the most complete toolbox for Dart UI controls, which can be viewed at http://akserg.github.io/dart_web_toolkit_showcase/. Moreover, it has been tested on Chrome and FireFox. To start using this framework and create a new web application (say dwt1), remove the...

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