> Dart remains a Google-lead project tied to Google's goals rather than an actual open platform. Right, I agree with you. I guess you didn't read my whole pos

> Dart remains a Google-lead project tied to Google's goals rather than an actual open platform. Right, I agree with you. I guess you didn't read my whole post. To quote myself from just above: "I guess how you feel about Dart may depend on how you feel about Google and big corporations more generally. Just because a big company that has a lot of mindshare/marketshare creates a great platform, does that necessarily mean we should be afraid of it? Maybe, but if you're frustrated by JavaScript, it's certainly worth a look."