Don't want to be the jerk here. The problem with languages is that it's not enough to be just great, feature-rich or thought-trough. At some point they must cre

Don't want to be the jerk here. The problem with languages is that it's not enough to be just great, feature-rich or thought-trough. At some point they must create their own ecosystem, the bigger the better. The more open, the better. I see other languages which could create bigger ecosystems in less time and as a result attract more influential contributors than Dart did. Just based on its specs, Dart is a wonderful language but again, this is just one part of the story.