Official repository for the design and evolution of the Dart programming language.
Dart language is the official repository for the design and evolution of the Dart programming language. It provides a structured process for proposing, discussing, and implementing language changes, ensuring Dart remains a modern and effective tool for developers. The repository includes the language funnel to track feature development and maintains the official language specification.
Dart language designers, compiler developers, and contributors interested in shaping the future of the Dart programming language through formal proposals and discussions.
It offers a transparent and collaborative platform for evolving Dart, with a focus on making Dart the best version of itself by carefully evaluating features that align with its design principles rather than simply adopting trends from other languages.
Design of the Dart language
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Follows a defined workflow from proposal to implementation, ensuring language changes are well-vetted and align with Dart's design principles, as outlined in the documented process.
Uses an issue tracker for open discussion, allowing developers to contribute ideas and feedback, with emphasis on real-world examples to motivate changes.
The language funnel provides visibility into actively developed features and their progress, helping users anticipate and plan for updates.
Maintains the official Dart language specification, ensuring consistency and reliability for implementers and tool developers.
The structured process and focus on Dart's design principles can lead to longer timelines for implementing new features compared to more agile language ecosystems.
Contributing requires understanding formal proposals and engaging in technical discussions, which may deter casual developers from participating effectively.
The philosophy of making Dart 'the best Dart' often prioritizes incremental evolution over borrowing popular features from other languages, potentially limiting innovation.