Is Dart a good way to write mobile application?

no, ClojureScript is better

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I know

I think the tooling for CLJSRN still need some evolution.

so, does Dart tooling is better? I haven’t heard about dart on mobile at all

haven't try it, but Dart declares it will compile to native code (Android NDK/IOS LLVM).

oh, then no ReactNative then, which in my opinion is very cool

I'm not going to use Dart develop mobile app, but I curious if it's possible for Clojure.

ReactNative is good, but It's not seamless enough for ClojureScript at this moment.

well yes. Well, you can do something like Clojure > bytecode, bytecode > Java > Java2ObjC (side note actually GMail team using J2Objc to write business logic only once for both platforms. But only logic, no UI/Platform specific code)

has anyone gotten DrawerLayoutAndroid to render its view with re-natal? The drawer itself works fine but its contents show up blank... this is what i've tried:

and btw - no need to use ReactNative for ClojureScript. iOS has JavaScriptCore API which is nice. I’ve started using CLJS before RN was released and it was fine

perhaps, you should use reagent/render-element instead of trying to convert reagent component to react component.

@doglooksgood hey thanks... its actually reagent/as-element but the solution works... cheers

@doglooksgood I used Dart quite a bit a while back. I liked it. I heard they are now working on a project called Flutter to do a react-native-like thing

@bbss What did you like there most of all?

The completeness of the core libraries, the autocomplete, mostly on the dom.

It's a nicer JavaScript with optional types. What it has on TypeScript/Flow nowadays I wouldn't know. But the ecosystem was pretty good.

Anyways yeah, ClojureScript > Dart 😄 cljs > all