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toss.dart |
This is a rough experiment at more deeply integrating dart into a browser in order to simplify the dev experience. It currently provides a simple playground for interactively messing around with dart code and an extension to chrome to automatically compile and run .dart files. The goal is to provide the infrastructure to build browser extensions to chrome and other easily extensible browsers (such as FireFox) that will make it very easy to experiment with code and later full pages that incorporate the dart language. Note: All commands below must be run from the dart/frog directory. They have not been hardened for launch from other locations. First, you need to build tip.js by hand - bootstrapping, ya'know. > ./frogsh --out=tip/tip.js --compile-only tip/tip.dart Then you need to start the local server: > ./frogsh tip/toss.dart Finally, navigate to the appropriate page in chrome: http://localhost:1337/frog/tip/tip.html You should see the editor. The part that sucks right now is that until we are properly bootstrapped, you will need to rebuild tip.js by hand (the first step above) in order to see changes.