> I think there's room to critique Dart with regard to how it's very much Google-driven vs community-driven. They mostly make decisions based on Google's intern

> I think there's room to critique Dart with regard to how it's very much Google-driven vs community-driven. They mostly make decisions based on Google's internal customers. That's a problem if it wants to grow. From another hand you have language driven by needs of mature and complex products/company/engineers, and not by random people who decided to use dart today for some hobby project or soon-to-die startup, and then will switch to another hotness next month.