One of the main reasons I’m stoked about using Dart for building web applications is the rumors I’ve been hearing that it would someday work with Angular; this month those rumors became a reality with the release of AngularDart v0.9.0! Even better, using the new framework in WebStorm is simple to do; here’s how:
The Dart language comes with its own editor (DartEditor) in the SDK download, but it currently lacks some of the code helps that I’m use to (and frankly dependant on) in JetBrains WebStorm. So, in my quest to work with an editor I enjoy using, I’m creating some video-documentation for using Dart and Angular.Dart with WebStorm.
My first describes how to set up WebStorm to work with Dart… yes, I know WebStorm supports Dart out of the box, but I try to point out a few things that could go wrong if the default settings get messed up.
