Dart cannot use 'final' to prevent a method from being overriden. It uses a meta annotation @nonvirtual to prevent overriding. But it is just a hint.
Style guide for the Flutter repo. Interestingly, some of the recommended alignment is destroyed by Dart formatter. I am on the side of good alignment FWIW
Shows origins of words traced to proto-indoeuropean
Good guide and doc for Bash arrays. Also clearly states difference between array (indexed array=list) and associative array (keyd array=map)
Great summary of org-babel especially all the tricky header variables.
Org tables with multiple paragraphs
IPA Characters (vowels, consonants) pronounciation with sounds
List comprehension in Dart; Also shows parallel iteration of two lists
Covid 19 causes strong autoimmune reaction.
Prognosis of Covid for 2022
Core site for Material design documentation
No way to create an inline function literal. Use top level function instead.
Pfizer id actually antivaxer?
Increase storage and memory for Flutter emulator.
Add local existing local git project to github
Photon can also split like a Majorana fermion
Extensive Flutter style guide for developers
Flutter integration_test showing screenshot capture
Dasign pattern for two similar 'parallel' hierarchies
Flutter online book, similar to Dart Tour for Dart.Flutter online book, similar to Dart Tour for Dart.
Describes order of calls to mixin methods (message impl) if two mixins implement the same message. If the same message on 2 mixins in 'move' in: 'class QuickBird extends Bird with FlutterMixin, SailMixin {}', the SailMixin.move (the rightmost) is called.
Also describes 1) a edge scenario where class is used as mixin, then it should define a factory constructor and be abstract. 2) if the same message on 2 mixins is 'move' the 'move' on the rightmost mixin is called (and no other mixin's 'move', unless the rightmost 'move' calls 'super'.
implements vs extends in Dart classes and mixins
Shows how to build super complex useful command pipes easily with xargs
A good example of this use case in Dart is the abstract HTML Element class, which defines dozens of named factory constructor functions returning different subclasses. For example, Element.div() and Element.li() return and elements, respectively.
