Get Started
Send feedbackJump right in. Use the embedded DartPad below to play with Dart and to experience the language and core APIs. DartPad is a quick and easy way to become familiar with Dart language features. You can also open DartPad in a new window.
Note that DartPad supports only a few core libraries. If you want to use other libraries, such as dart:io or libraries from packages, you’ll need to install an SDK.
Ready for something more?
This website (www.dartlang.org) contains information about the fundamental Dart technologies:
But where do you go when you have a use case in mind?
| Use case | Get started | ||
| Web | Create an app that runs in any modern browser | Dart webdev | |
| Mobile | Create an app from a single codebase that runs on both iOS and Android | Flutter | |
| Server | Create a command-line app or server | Dart VM |
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Books
If you’re looking for a more guided approach to learning Dart, we recommend you pick up one of the many books about Dart.
Samples
Check out the Dart samples.
Get help
There are a number of communities and platforms where you can ask, or answer, Dart-related questions. For a list, see Community and Support.