Running Dart in the Cloud with Heroku
[EDIT: Updated on 2014-10-11] Dart, the new programming language for modern web apps, certainly compiles to JavaScript. Did you know that Dart also runs on the server as well? Thanks to Heroku's support for third-party runtimes, you can now run your server-side Dart app on Heroku's cloud. Read on to learn how. (Disclaimer: Even though Heroku can host arbitrary runtimes, they don't officially suppo
JSONP with Dart
A few people have asked how to handle JSONP in Dart. Turns out, this is basically possible, and I'd appreciate feedback on this technique. JSONP is a trick to get around the lack of CORS headers in your favorite API. CORS is the modern way to get around the single origin policy, however even Google still doesn't support CORS on many of their APIs. The web developer community has come up with JSONP
Using Futures in Dart for Better Async Code
(Updated on March 9th, 2015.) Dart bundles lots of functionality into its standard libraries, helping developers avoid reinventing the wheel from project to project. One of those wheels is a better way to handle asynchronous callback driven programs. Thanks to the Future class, potentially hard to follow callback code can be replaced with a more structured design. (This is part 13 of an ongoing se
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