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To each his own I guess. I guess for me Dart doesn't capture a lot of JavaScripts good sides I guess (the homoiconity of JSON and JS). Also Google being the mai
by Ygg2 13y ago
To each his own I guess. I guess for me Dart doesn't capture a lot of JavaScripts good sides I guess (the homoiconity of JSON and JS). Also Google being the main sponsor just makes me slightly wary of it, thought its probably just my own paranoia.
- ahoge 13y ago> the homoiconi[ci]ty of JSON and JS There is a package for making interacting with JSON more seamless and JavaScript-like: http://pub.dartlang.org/packages/json_object http://pub.dartlang.org/packages/json_object > Google being the main sponsor just makes me slightly wary of it In that regard, I clearly prefer Google over Oracle or Microsoft. I was also happy with Sun back in the days.