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Dart is created by Google, and its primary purpose is to leverage C-based languages like C++, C#, and Java. It is a general-purpose programming language that is fast in compile-time, concise, and easy to learn. Dart is purely object-oriented, optionally typed, a class-based language that has excellent support for functional as well as reactive programming. I am going to divide this Dart programming series into 2 blogs so that it would be easy to digest. This is the first blog from the Dart series in which we are going to discuss basic concepts of Dart language.  In the upcoming blog, I am planning to cover Class, Exception Handling, future, async, and await which are some advanced concepts. Why Dart? Flutter is the mobile development framework also developed by Google which uses Dart as its programming language and its very fast for prototyping. I really believe it is the future of cross-platform development as we can develop web, mobile and even server-side applications using...

"Focus on being productive instead of busy." - Tim Ferriss Welcome to the second blog of the WFH series. In the first blog  of this series we talk about the positive side of WFH.  Are you someone who feels that working from the office was better than WFH in terms of productivity? then this blog is perfect for you. We need to make ‘working from home’ work for us so that we remain focused, motivated, and on-target. Here I am going to share a few of my tips to be productive while working from home which might help you to focus on your work and eventually increase your productivity. 1. Make a proper workspace Many research and studies prove that having a specific workspace is important to help you focus. If you have a specific workspace then this will result in less distraction and deeper focus. Every home is different so everyone will not find an entire room to make it your office. You can use any available space from your home where you can sit on a daily basis with a table and...