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yeah, right

Ugh, please don't.

I get the feeling Stadia is different. I'm not willing to write it off quite yet.

Flutter might actually have some legs. It's gaining a lot of steam without any Fuchsia involvement.

I'm a UI-focused engineer who's been working with it for the past 8 months or so, and I'm really liking it. Hot reload is awesome, the framework's primitives and how they compose is very natural feeling after some practice, and the framework doesn't hide low-level control from you if you need it.

Dart's no slouch either. I mean, it's not super exciting, but its standard library is nice, and the language itself is improving all the time (non-nullable by default coming soon!).

PLUS, with support for macOS, Windows and Linux on the horizon, we're soon going to have a really solid development environment that works on both mobile and desktop platforms.

I know this sounds like an ad, but I'm serious. I like it a lot.

What specifically isn't elegant about Dart in your opinion? Seems like a perfectly good language to me, and although it's nothing fancy, it does have a bit of sugar, and a solid standard library. I also like how codegen and static analysis are so accessible through the build libraries.

It's evolving pretty quickly, too. Non-nullable by default is coming up, along with extension methods, FFI. Possibly implicit conversions.

I've been working with Flutter/Dart for the past 8 months or so, and I have to say...I'm pretty into it.

Leave my the state of my wrists alone.

You don't even need the controller.

I signed up, and I'm looking forward to it. My brother and friends are similarly excited.

How about old hungry lawyers?

I think it probably means you should read the article — everyone can join.

Thank you :)

I'd love one, if you would be so kind. Email in my profile.

Swift makes me feel jealous. What a cool language.

Doesn't seem like the kind of thing you can rely on in an emergency.

I've been working with it for about 6 months, and TS a couple years before that. Dart is missing some things, but it's alright. The standard lib is great.

Are you familiar with svgo?

My experience so far as a beta tester has been very positive, for what it's worth.

> No ad network but the Google ad network allowed

This is not true.

https://www.ampproject.org/docs/reference/components/amp-ad#...

The Google Home app. I remember it being under accessibility.

Sounds unlikely. Is there any evidence of this?

Sketch files are zip archives containing a bunch of JSON, so they're likely looking at/storing extracted state.

If I wanted a car, I'd want a Bolt.

Agreed. I'm not sure where the misconception of their furniture being difficult to build comes from. In my experience their instructions are unambiguous and well-designed.

But does it melt in your mouth?

What was improved with this release?

You can, and Google does. For example:

https://fonts.google.com/metadata/fonts

And here's the code in Angular's $http service for stripping out that string:

https://github.com/angular/angular.js/blob/master/src/ng/htt...

Bizarrely, humans weren't used for computation in the Matrix. They were batteries...somehow.

You already have that problem, whether or not you were aware of it. Many (most?) English speaking countries use DD/MM.

It does if the @font-face rule specifies a local() src.

Did you know there's a "Trips" section in the navigation drawer?

https://support.google.com/inbox/answer/6228360?hl=en under the "Find your Trip in Inbox" header