DartPad
The UI client for a web based interactive Dart service.
What is it? What does it do?
This project is a web based interactive Dart service. It's meant to be a simple,
easy way for users to play with Dart on-line, in a zero-install, zero
configuration environment. It supports an easy snippet sharing service.
Related projects
See also the dart-services repo.
How did we build DartPad?
Interested in the tools we used to build DartPad? We put together some
documentation
about the hosted services - continuous integration, code coverage, cross-browser testing, ...
that we used to build DartPad.
Issues and bugs
Please file reports on the
GitHub Issue Tracker.
Bug Triage Priorities
Each issue in the tracker will be assigned a priority based on the impact to users when the
issue appears and the number of users impacted (widespread or rare).
Some examples of likely triage priorities:
-
P0
- Broken internal/external navigation links within DartPad
- JavaScript console errors indicating problems with DartPad functionality in many cases, widespread.
- App is down / not loading
- Interface bugs preventing all or almost all uses of the application
- Unable to compile or analyze valid Dart code (widespread and/or with error messages that aren't retryable)
-
P1
- Unable to compile or analyze valid Dart code in edge cases only, and/or retryable
- Incorrect or not up-to-date warning information for invalid Dart code (widespread)
- Interface bugs interfering with common uses of the application, widespread
- JavaScript console errors indicating problems with DartPad functionality
(edge cases / not widespread) - Enhancements that have significant data around them indicating they are a big win
- User performance problem (e.g. app loading / run / analysis), widespread
-
P2
- Incorrect or not up-to-date warning information for invalid Dart code (edge cases / not widespread)
- JavaScript errors not resulting in visible problems outside of the console (widespread)
- Interface bugs interfering with the use of the application in edge cases.
- User interface and display warts that are not significantly impacting functionality, widespread
- Enhancements that are agreed to be a good idea even if they don't have data around them indicating
they are a big win - User performance problem (e.g. app loading / run analysis), edge cases / not widespread
-
P3
- Minor user interface warts not significantly impacting functionality, on edge cases only.
- JavaScript errors not resulting in visible problems outside of the console (edge cases)
- Enhancements that are speculative or where we are unsure of impacts/tradeoffs
License and Contributing
Contributions welcome! Please read this short
guide first. You
can view our license
here.