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Angel is a full-featured server-side Web application framework for the Dart programming language. It strives to be a flexible, extensible system, to be easily scalable, and to allow as much code to be shared between clients and servers as possible. Ultimately, I believe that this approach will shorten the time it takes to build a full-stack Web application, from start to finish. Read more...
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Newest Tutorials
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- Serving Static Files
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Installation & Setup
Having errors with a fresh Angel installation? See here for help.
Once you have Dart installed, bootstrapping a project is as simple as running one shell command:
Install the Angel CLI:
pub global activate angel_cli
Bootstrap a project:
angel init hello
You can even have your server run and be live-reloaded on file changes:
dart bin/dev.dart
Next, check out the detailed documentation to learn to flesh out your project.
Features
With features like the following, Angel is the all-in-one framework you should choose to build your next project:
Basic Example
Examples and complete projects can be found in the angel-example organization.