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An easy way to make servers

Node.JS is a great tool for back-end development but is dynamically typed and gets really hard to use when making more complex computer programs. I wanted to learn golang but I read that it was statically typed and I like saving stuff on .json format . Then I learned about dartlang and flutter. Dart can be both statically typed and dynamically typed, it's cross platform, has a similar syntax to JavaScript and you get to specify  the data types just as in c++. Dart is also free and open-source and also has a package manager called pub.dev. It has a huge amount of libraries and one of the built in libraries is dart:io which contains a lot of functions that go from interacting with the file system to things like creating servers. Dart also makes it relatively simple to pass parameters with something they call named parameters.

 

Where to learn Dart and Flutter:

https://www.appbrewery.co/

 See my full simple dart server example here



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