Google is constantly on the forefront of innovations, but their most recognized efforts have undoubtedly been related to the web. Today, the company has introduced a new programming language called Dart that plans to aid in how we build future web applications. Google’s Dart is focused on making sure the new language is structured yet flexible, familiar, natural, and is capable of high performance. Dart can be ran on a native virtual machine, or on top of a JavaScript engine by use of a compiler. Essentially, this code can be executed to work on all the modern web browsers available, and should encourage developers to make better web applications.
If you’re seriously interested in this new project, check it out at dartlang.org. The plan is to make it more advanced as time goes on.
[Source: Chromium Blog]
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