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Google Developers Talk About The Future Of Dart

By · January 25, 2013 · 1 Comment
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In 2011, Google introduced the Dart programming language as an alternative to JavaScript. It’s been a little over a year now since it launched. It’s come a long way since then, but there’s still a lot of work to be done.

In today’s Google Developers’ Office Hours, the Dart team talks about the latest developments in the programming language. They also address what the next year and beyond will hold for Dart. If you are a fan of Dart or want to know more about Google’s foray into programming languages, you’ll want to check it out:

As an added bonus, here’s a video on how to enable continuous integration with Drone.io using Dart:

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    Ashley Hoober

    Don’t know much about Dart but if we know Google they could be throwing a lot of cash at this project. Anything they’re putting research into has a chance. Just has to cross the proverbial technology chasm.
    Interesting stuff.

    Ash

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