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Create an Interactive To-Do List Web App with Dart
Understanding the roles of Dart, HTML, and CSS in web development is crucial. Dart adds interactivity to our app, HTML provides structure, and CSS enhances its visual appeal.
We will explore a to-do list web app that enables users to add and remove tasks. This example integrates the HTML structure, Dart functionality, and CSS styling for an effective to-do list application. You can easily try this example on DartPad at https://dartpad.dev/. Make sure to enable the HTML option to have three separate code windows: one for Dart, one for HTML, and the last one for CSS. There’s no need to install Dart or set up any language environment to run this example
To create this interactive to-do list, we’ll cover several fundamental topics, including the DOM structure, event handling, and dynamic content addition. We start with a simple HTML structure for our to-do list and gradually add Dart code to make it interactive. This example illustrates how to connect Dart logic to HTML elements and create an engaging web app.
