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If it requires my users on a public site to install an extension, I'm not going to use it. case. closed.
by viggity 15y ago
If it requires my users on a public site to install an extension, I'm not going to use it. case. closed.
- kodablah 15y agoIt wont. No legitimate developer would replace JS with it if that requirement existed.
- eCa 15y agoWhat he said was that Dart will compile into JS. Natively run Dart will (otherwise, what's the point) than the JS it can be compiled into. What I forsee is some kind of conditional that will allow Chrome to run the Dart code, and other browser get served the compiled-into-JS. Demanding an extension installation is a no-go.