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DevArt: your code belongs in an art gallery

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Re: DevArt: your code belongs in an art gallery

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> Languages: Go or Dart. > Platforms: Chrome Apps, Android, Google Compute Engine or App Engine. So since when do Go and Dart target Chrome or Android?! Last time I checked, the status was still pending .

I guess you can either use Dart,Go or Android.You dont need to use Go or Dart.

Anyway how much graphic/sound programming can you do in Go?

Re: DevArt: your code belongs in an art gallery

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> Languages: Go or Dart. > Platforms: Chrome Apps, Android, Google Compute Engine or App Engine. So since when do Go and Dart target Chrome or Android?! Last time I checked, the status was still pending .

"The only requirement is that you use at least one Google technology from any of the four groups below:"

You can use Go or Chrome or Android.

Re: DevArt: your code belongs in an art gallery

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> Languages: Go or Dart. > Platforms: Chrome Apps, Android, Google Compute Engine or App Engine. So since when do Go and Dart target Chrome or Android?! Last time I checked, the status was still pending .

not one from each list, but one from the total list.

Re: DevArt: your code belongs in an art gallery

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> Languages: Go or Dart. > Platforms: Chrome Apps, Android, Google Compute Engine or App Engine. So since when do Go and Dart target Chrome or Android?! Last time I checked, the status was still pending .

As some of the other comments explained it is one of any in the entire list. It was pretty hard to phrase it correctly and keep it concise (sorry on my part)

Re: DevArt: your code belongs in an art gallery

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> Languages: Go or Dart. > Platforms: Chrome Apps, Android, Google Compute Engine or App Engine. So since when do Go and Dart target Chrome or Android?! Last time I checked, the status was still pending .

I guess you can either use Dart,Go or Android.You dont need to use Go or Dart. Anyway how much graphic/sound programming can you do in Go?

:) some people are using C and openFrameworks which is all cool and hosting it via Compute Engine.
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