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Your question is kind of nonsensical. The two languages have little, if any, overlap in use cases.

• weberc2 10y ago
  This isn't true; they're both general purpose programming languages with strong static type systems and decent async I/O stories. You can write a web app or a server in either language, though Dart has a better ecosystem for frontend development, and Go has a better ecosystem for backend development.
  • alexbecker 10y ago
    Is there any "ecosystem for frontend development" for Go at all?
  • jathak 10y ago
    Dart is dynamically typed.
    • weberc2 10y ago
      It's technically optionally typed, but it has a static type checker which puts it more in the "static" camp in my mind. https://www.dartlang.org/articles/language/optional-types https://www.dartlang.org/articles/language/optional-types