To start programming we need…
- the Dart Editor and
- the
Hello Dart
scenarios.
Dart Editor Installation
- Download the Dart Editor here.
- Unzip the downloaded files to your hard drive.
Note: Dart Editor requires Java 6 or higher. [Download the JRE](http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/), if needed. For other problems with the installation, see Troubleshooting Dart Editor.
What’s Included with Dart Editor?
Dart Editor is a simple but powerful editor. You can conveniently create, edit, and manage Dart projects with it.
A special version of Chromium that includes the Dart VM. You can use Dartium to test and debug your Dart web applications. The Dart Editor will automatically open Dartium when you run your projects.
The directory dart-sdk contains the Dart VM, standard libraries, and command-line tools.
Starting Dart Editor
Start the Dart Editor by double-clicking the executable file in the installation folder.
Opening the Hello Dart
Scenarios
- Download the the
hello_dart_scenarios.zip
file from Hello Dart Releases (use the latest version). - Unzip the files to your computer.
- In Dart Editor: Click on File | Open Existing Folder…. Choose the
hello_dart_scenarios
folder that you have just unzipped. - Use a double-click to open the file
my_player.dart
from the subfolderweb/part1/scenario1.01
.
- Click the Run button .
The Chromium browser should now automatically open with the first scenario:
What’s next?
→ Continue with Part 1 to make your first steps in programming.
Credits
Planet Cute images by Daniel Cook (Lostgarden.com), published under CC BY 3.0.
Oleg Yadrov improved the “Planet Cute” images and was so kind to let me use them. The images were optimized with the great TexturePacker.