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This is one of the most pathetic answers possible. You give nothing on user bases and adoption of both dart and flutter, internal adoption within google, it's use of Dart and Flutter for the frontend of Fuschia, googles desire to control a widespread language, the open-source nature of Flutter, the list goes on. You just provide a list of PRODUCT's that have been killed off, not an entire language and frameworks. You…
Firstly, chill out :-) In terms of user bases, Orkut (RIP) had north of 60 million users when Google killed it. It was the primary social network in multiple countries. Maybe the biggest user base killed off was Google Reader (RIP), it was the world's foremost RSS aggregator with no forseable competition and no obvious exact replacement for all those users to go to when GReader was turned off. In terms of languages a…
You ignore the points about Google's long term aims of control of a programming language that runs on all platforms. This gives them overall control of multiple ecosystems. Dart is the language that they are using to push Flutter as the framework for controlling whole ecosystems. Fuschia is the project they're going to push for to take over Android.
The webpage doesn't really add weight, because context matters and you are seemingly ignoring the entire context of the a) open-source nature b) business goals c) current adoption d) it's not a product, all to try a push a flippant opinion that doesn't really work when you understand the thought and ideas behind Dart/Flutter.
But you do you, enjoy and all the best.