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| @@ -182,15 +182,16 @@ you can use JavaScript libraries in your Dart app.
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| * [dart:js API documentation](http://api.dartlang.org/dart_js.html)
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| * [Samples that use JavaScript](/samples/#using_javascript_from_dart)
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| ## Creating command-line apps
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| You can use Dart for anything from scripts to web servers.
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| Thanks to Heroku's support for third-party runtimes,
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| you can run your server-side Dart app on Heroku's cloud.
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| -* [dart: The Standalone VM](/docs/dart-up-and-running/contents/ch04-tools-dart-vm.html)
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| -* [Heroku cloud application platform](http://www.heroku.com)
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| +[Writing Command-Line Apps: A Programmer's Guide](serverguide.html)
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| +: Provides a set of samples, tutorials, and articles that
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| +explain the APIs, tools, and techniques for writing and
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| +deploying command-line apps such as servers and scripts.
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| ## Testing
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