Don't forget that dart now has an AOT compiler and is strongly typed. It is close to Java in performance in a lot of stuff (faster in some). Syntactically, Swi

Don't forget that dart now has an AOT compiler and is strongly typed. It is close to Java in performance in a lot of stuff (faster in some). Syntactically, Swift is almost identical (dart being older) aside from GC vs ref counting. I think it has more of a future in the Java managed language area (but with better typing, better syntax, and first class functions with closures)