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past few years, adding 23 new features since version 2.0. In the upcoming Dart 3 release, two major features - records and patterns - will be added, aimed at improving productivity when working with structured data. Records allow for the creation of anonymous composite values from existing data without declaring a class, while patterns can destructure composite data into its constituents. Patterns are fully type-safe and can match on the type of values or the individual fields of each type. The new features make Dart more expressive for structured data. Flutter forward extended Asaba Dart 3
is expanding its interoperability with platform libraries by adding support for Swift and Objective-C on Apple platforms and for Kotlin and Java on Android. New tools allow Dart to create bindings with a Dart interface and cross-language interop code based on header/interface files of original C/ObjC/Swift/Java/Kotlin code. These mechanisms are experimental and under development for Dart 3.0 stable. Feedback is encouraged through issue trackers. Dart is also working on improving Dart to JavaScript interop. Flutter forward extended Asaba Dart 3
the Web and native devices such as Intel and ARM architectures. The language is also expanding its support for emerging devices and standards, such as WebAssembly (Wasm) for faster Dart web app start times, and RISC-V, an open standard instruction set architecture with broad applicability for embedded devices. Support for RISC-V is available in Dart 3 alpha. Additionally, Dart is working on expanding support for ARM devices to include ARM64 on Windows. Flutter forward extended Asaba Dart 3