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> [Dart] is not an open standard It will get standardized in the not too distant future. [1] > Apple dominating the mobile web Huh? Android's market share is
by ahoge 13y ago
> [Dart] is not an open standard
It will get standardized in the not too distant future. [1]
> Apple dominating the mobile web
Huh? Android's market share is over 80%. iOS got about 13%. [2]
[1] http://www.ecma-international.org/news/Dart%20workshop.htm http://www.ecma-international.org/news/Dart%20workshop.htm
[2] http://thenextweb.com/insider/2013/11/12/idc-android-hit-81-0-smartphone-share-q3-2013-ios-fell-12-9-windows-phone-took-3-6-blackberry-1-7/ http://thenextweb.com/insider/2013/11/12/idc-android-hit-81-...
- pcwalton 13y ago> It will get standardized in the not too distant future. [1] Standardized by Google, perhaps, but by nobody else. It will not be a multi-vendor standard.
- ahoge 13y agoHow many years did it take JavaScript to become a multi-vendor standard? Let's see... Netscape Navigator 2.0 was shipped with it in September 1995 and ECMA-262 1st Edition was written in June 1997 and finally approved in April 1998. However, the 1st edition was done entirely by Netscape (by the looks of it). So, this doesn't count as a multi-vendor standard since there wasn't any involvement by any other vendor. Looks like you're being a bit unreasonable. Dart isn't even shipped yet in one browser and you're already complaining that it isn't a multi-vendor standard yet. Going by JavaScript's timeline, it still has more than 3 years for getting to that point.
- threeseed 13y agoAndroid's market share maybe 80% but it is about 50/50 in terms of web usage. And don't forget that Apple customers are acknowledged as the more valuable (higher net worth, disposable income, tastemakers etc)
- afsina 13y agoWait until developing word get their smart phones.