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If Google can reuse names like "Go" and "Dart," then their "szl" is fair game for reuse.

• spotman 10y ago
  Fair game sure, but unfortunately confusing. If there was another dart that was an actual programming language ( Is there ? ) you would have to qualify every time which dart programming language you meant. I imagine searching for things online would be tricky.
  • munificent 10y ago
    > f there was another dart that was an actual programming language ( Is there ? ) I don't believe so. We changed the name to "Dart" from "Dash" because the lawyers did a trademark search and felt the former was a safer bet.
  • thesmallestcat 10y ago
    szl is the name of the compiler, not the language, but point taken.