Compare .NET 4.5 and Dart Software 
- Users report that .NET 4.5 excels in its "Customization" capabilities, with a score of 8.5, allowing developers to tailor applications to specific needs. In contrast, Dart's customization features received a lower score, indicating less flexibility in this area.
- Reviewers mention that .NET 4.5 has a strong "File Management" system, scoring 7.5, which some users find intuitive and efficient. Dart, however, does not have a dedicated file management feature, which can be a drawback for users needing robust file handling.
- G2 users highlight that .NET 4.5's "Help Guides" are comprehensive, scoring 8.0, making it easier for new users to get started. Dart's help resources, while available, are perceived as less extensive, leading to a score that reflects this gap.
- Reviewers say that .NET 4.5's "Patching & Updates" process is generally smooth, with a score of 7.8, which users appreciate for maintaining application stability. Dart's update process, however, is noted to be less user-friendly, resulting in a lower score.
- Users on G2 report that .NET 4.5 has a higher "Quality of Support" rating at 8.3, with many praising the responsiveness of the support team. Dart's support, rated at 7.9, is seen as adequate but not as robust, leading to mixed reviews from users.
- Reviewers mention that .NET 4.5's "Ease of Use" is rated at 8.6, making it accessible for developers of varying skill levels. Dart, with a slightly higher score of 8.9, is noted for its simplicity, particularly for those familiar with modern programming paradigms.
.NET 4.5 introduced several improvements and features, such as asynchronous programming with the `async` and `await` keywords, enhancements in ASP.NET, and improvements in the Entity Framework. These additions aimed to make development more efficient and...
Microsoft's .NET in general was created with the idea of creating apps specifically for Windows. This is not ideal, if you plan on creating your application for other operating system (either desktop or mobile). For that reason, it is hard to recommend...
Dart is easy to learn for expirienced OOP developers. Provides both implicit and explicit typing of variables which makes it easy for developers from implicit typed laguages like javascript and python to familiarise with it as well as those from explicit...
It's a new language and You have to invest time in it to learn. There is no guaranty that you can find a job after you learned it. Also, as a developer, can not ask for a high amount of money for a newborn language.
.NET 4.5 introduced several improvements and features, such as asynchronous programming with the `async` and `await` keywords, enhancements in ASP.NET, and improvements in the Entity Framework. These additions aimed to make development more efficient and...
Dart is easy to learn for expirienced OOP developers. Provides both implicit and explicit typing of variables which makes it easy for developers from implicit typed laguages like javascript and python to familiarise with it as well as those from explicit...
Microsoft's .NET in general was created with the idea of creating apps specifically for Windows. This is not ideal, if you plan on creating your application for other operating system (either desktop or mobile). For that reason, it is hard to recommend...
It's a new language and You have to invest time in it to learn. There is no guaranty that you can find a job after you learned it. Also, as a developer, can not ask for a high amount of money for a newborn language.
