Re:Dart language
by rayiner on Monday October 10, 2011 @04:16PM
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Almost none of those things are relevant to a dynamically-typed language. If you want a statically-typed language use a statically-typed language.
What Dart brings to the table is a dynamic web language that's somewhat more structured than Javascript by using a class mechanism and optional typing. This is a great region of the design space, inhabited by languages like Common Lisp and Dylan.
What Dart brings to the table is a dynamic web language that's somewhat more structured than Javascript by using a class mechanism and optional typing. This is a great region of the design space, inhabited by languages like Common Lisp and Dylan.