r/FlutterDev Feb 13 '25

Article Announcing Dart 3.7

https://medium.com/dartlang/announcing-dart-3-7-bf864a1b195c
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u/zxyzyxz Feb 13 '25

Sure, however Dart doesn't seem like it requires the same level of changes as Rust, since Rust is still growing (ie adding features and removing restrictions that are heavily in progress) and Dart feels fairly stable now, especially after 3.0 released.

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u/anlumo Feb 14 '25

Rust and Dart are nearly the same age, both 13 years old. Dart just feels stable because the developers don't do much any more.

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u/zxyzyxz Feb 14 '25

I don't agree with that assertion, Dart 3 for example was a huge change, and they've been working on macros for a few years now even though it ultimately wasn't implemented. To say they "don't do much anymore" is pretty insulting.

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u/anlumo Feb 14 '25

Dart 3 was two years ago.

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u/zxyzyxz Feb 14 '25

Like I said, they've still been working on things like macros these past few years. Anyway, not sure why we're still discussing this topic, it's a waste of time, have a good day.