Dart: Up and Running

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• Dart: Up and Running
• Foreword
• Preface
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • Using Code Examples
  • Safari Books Online
  • How to Contact Us
  • Content Updates
    • Changes in the Third Printing: February 19, 2014
    • Changes in the Second Printing: March 29, 2013
  • Acknowledgments
• 1. Quick Start
  • Why Google Created Dart
  • A Quick Look at the Dart Language
  • Whats Cool About Dart
  • Up and Running
    • Step 1: Download and Install the Software
    • Step 2: Launch the Editor
    • Step 3: Open and Run a Demo
    • Step 4: Create and Run an App
    • What Next?
      • Follow a code lab
      • Read tutorials
      • Become a power user
      • Send feedback
• 2. A Tour of the Dart Language
  • A Basic Dart Program
  • Important Concepts
    • Keywords
    • Runtime Modes
  • Variables
    • Default Value
    • Optional Types
    • Final and Const
  • Built-in Types
    • Numbers
    • Strings
    • Booleans
    • Lists
    • Maps
    • Symbols
  • Functions
    • Optional Parameters
      • Optional named parameters
      • Optional positional parameters
    • The main() Function
    • Functions as First-Class Objects
    • Lexical Scope
    • Lexical Closures
    • Testing Functions for Equality
    • Return Values
  • Operators
    • Arithmetic Operators
    • Equality and Relational Operators
    • Type Test Operators
    • Assignment Operators
    • Logical Operators
    • Bitwise and Shift Operators
    • Other Operators
  • Control Flow Statements
    • If and Else
    • For Loops
    • While and Do-While
    • Break and Continue
    • Switch and Case
    • Assert
  • Exceptions
    • Throw
    • Catch
    • Finally
  • Classes
    • Instance Variables
    • Constructors
      • Default constructors
      • Constructors arent inherited
      • Named constructors
      • Invoking a non-default superclass constructor
      • Initializer list
      • Redirecting constructors
      • Constant constructors
      • Factory constructors
    • Methods
      • Instance methods
      • Getters and setters
      • Abstract methods
      • Overridable operators
    • Abstract Classes
    • Implicit Interfaces
    • Extending a Class
    • Adding Features to a Class: Mixins
    • Class Variables and Methods
      • Static variables
      • Static methods
  • Generics
    • Why Use Generics?
    • Using Collection Literals
    • Using Parameterized Types with Constructors
    • Generic Collections and the Types They Contain
  • Libraries and Visibility
    • Using Libraries
      • Specifying a library prefix
      • Importing only part of a library
    • Implementing Libraries
      • Declaring a library
      • Associating a file with a library
      • Re-exporting libraries
  • Isolates
  • Typedefs
  • Metadata
  • Comments
    • Single-Line Comments
    • Multi-Line Comments
    • Documentation Comments
  • Summary
• 3. A Tour of the Dart Libraries
  • dart:coreNumbers, Collections, Strings, and More
    • Numbers
    • Strings and Regular Expressions
      • Searching inside a string
      • Extracting data from a string
      • Converting to uppercase or lowercase
      • Trimming and empty strings
      • Replacing part of a string
      • Building a string
      • Regular expressions
      • More information
    • Collections
      • Lists
      • Sets
      • Maps
      • Common collection methods
    • URIs
      • Encoding and decoding fully qualified URIs
      • Encoding and decoding URI components
      • Parsing URIs
      • Building URIs
    • Dates and Times
    • Utility Classes
      • Comparing objects
      • Implementing map keys
      • Iteration
    • Exceptions
  • dart:asyncAsynchronous Programming
    • Future
      • Basic usage
      • Chaining multiple asynchronous methods
      • Waiting for multiple Futures
    • Stream
      • Listening for stream data
      • Transforming stream data
    • More Information
  • dart:mathMath and Random
    • Trigonometry
    • Maximum and Minimum
    • Math Constants
    • Random Numbers
    • More Information
  • dart:htmlBrowser-Based Apps
    • Manipulating the DOM
      • Finding elements
      • Manipulating elements
      • Creating elements
      • Adding, replacing, and removing nodes
      • Manipulating CSS styles
      • Handling events
    • Using HTTP Resources with HttpRequest
      • Getting data from the server
      • Sending data to the server
    • Sending and Receiving Real-Time Data with WebSockets
      • Sending data
      • Receiving data
      • Handling WebSocket events
    • More Information
  • dart:ioI/O for Command-Line Apps
    • Files and Directories
      • Reading a file as text
      • Reading a file as binary
      • Handling errors
      • Streaming file contents
      • Writing file contents
      • Listing files in a directory
      • Other common functionality
    • HTTP Clients and Servers
      • HTTP server
      • HTTP client
    • More Information
  • dart:convertDecoding and Encoding JSON, UTF-8, and More
    • Decoding and Encoding JSON
    • Decoding and Encoding UTF-8 Characters
    • Other Functionality
  • dart:mirrorsReflection
    • Symbols
    • Introspection
      • Class Mirrors
      • InstanceMirrors
    • Invocation
      • Invoke methods
      • Invoke getters and setters
    • More Information
  • Summary
• 4. Tools
  • pub: The Dart Package Manager
    • Creating a Pubspec
    • Installing Packages
    • Importing Libraries from Packages
    • More Information
  • Dart Editor
    • Viewing Samples
    • Managing the Files View
      • Adding apps
      • Removing apps
    • Creating Apps
    • Editing Apps
      • Using autocomplete
      • Browsing APIs
        • Finding out more about an API
        • Outlining a files contents
      • Refactoring
      • Searching
    • Running Apps
      • Specifying launch configurations
      • Running in production mode
      • Specifying a browser for JavaScript launches
    • Debugging Apps
    • Compiling to JavaScript
    • Other Features
      • Customizing Dart Editor
      • Keyboard alternatives
  • Dartium: Chromium with the Dart VM
    • Downloading and Installing the Browser
    • Launching the Browser
    • Filing Bugs
    • Linking to Dart Source
    • Detecting Dart Support
    • Launching from the Command Line
  • dart2js: The Dart-to-JavaScript Compiler
    • Basic Usage
    • Options
    • Helping dart2js Generate Better Code
    • Debugging
      • Chrome
      • Firefox
      • Safari
  • dart: The Standalone VM
    • Basic Usage
    • Options
    • Enabling Checked Mode
  • dartanalyzer: The Static Analyzer
    • Basic Usage
    • Options
  • Summary
• 5. Walkthrough: Dartiverse Search
  • How to Run Dartiverse Search
  • How Dartiverse Search Works
  • The Clients HTML Code
  • The Clients Dart Code
    • Finding DOM Elements
    • Handling Events
    • Getting and Setting Properties
    • Adding DOM Elements
    • Encoding and Decoding Messages
    • Communicating with WebSockets
  • The Servers Code
    • Serving Static Files
    • Managing WebSocket Connections
    • Using Web APIs
    • Implementing a Library
    • Logging Messages
  • What Next?
• Copyright

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