Hello, thanks for the reply. Yes, I was a bit snarky in mine, but didn't intend to troll. I was just an user, when the canvas tag appeared. I remember, that i

Hello, thanks for the reply. Yes, I was a bit snarky in mine, but didn't intend to troll. I was just an user, when the canvas tag appeared. I remember, that it was available for Safari and Dashboard on OSX, and then later in other browsers. I also remember, that at the time, Apple started to assert patents on it. Dart's imlementation is harder, I also agree. However, what I see from Google at this stage is call for cooperation to shape the language, not something that is done and the others have to accept as-is. The call may be considered even more public than whatwg mailing list. And yes, I agree that the complexity of integrating another VM into existing engines may kill it in the end. I actually do not like some design goals of Dart, but I understand, that there is demand for Java-like language in browser and that there is impedance mismatch between Java/GWT on one hand and JS in browsers on the other, that Dart intends to solve.