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Flutter is on its way there, too. Already native on iOS, Android, and Fuchsia, with the web build in technical preview and desktop OSes under development.

Even the APIs are not necessarily related anymore. AngularDart is an entirely independent project in every way. I'm a long-time AngularDart dev, and the JS interop thing isn't as i…

Pretty well covered here: https://hackernoon.com/whats-revolutionary-about-flutter-946...

Why Dart was chosen for Flutter: https://hackernoon.com/why-flutter-uses-dart-dd635a054ebf

I consider the small hop to TS its greatest disadvantage, personally. JS's ecosystem is a horribly broken mess, and any sane person would welcome a leap to another, better designed…

Your view seems to be from someone who hasn't used Dart extensively, because no one who had would minimize its advantages this way. Being different from JS is the whole point. Dart…

Not just hyperbole, as others have suggested, but most of what you're saying is flat false. Google's (and maybe the world's) most profitable app, AdWords, is built on Angular 2 and…

The community is quite active, I think. Most chatting is happening on Slack. Lots of articles/tutorials pop up on Dart Academy ( https://dart.academy ). For Slack details and other…

Dart uses map files for debugging in the browser, but if you use an IDE like JetBrains WebStorm or Eclipse, you can debug right in your editor environment without the provably harm…

What's really interesting in the comments on this thread is that almost everyone who has tried Dart reports liking or loving the experience. If all those people would push a little…

I think you would find Dart to be a true joy, given your complaints about JS. I switched to Dart, and now even looking at JS code with all those stacks of indented curly-braces hur…

I develop with both, and Dart wins hands-down. ES6/TS adds a lot of Dart's best features to JavaScript, but without getting rid of JS's annoying problems. Many here have mentioned …

This attitude is the enemy of progress.