wow how impressive.
instead of using puts, you can waste hours developing a program that accepts what is supposed to be a letter (looks like bad english) and look cool on hacker news ... man people have so much time to waste, well done
yup, since a long time, having a 13' screen pushes me to do it:
screen 1 browser,
screen 2 terminal full screen with vim, ssh whatever,
screen 3 torrent client and music player
The Dart Editor is lightweight for an editor based on Eclipse, Dart supports canvas, localStorage, websockets and postMessage ... I don't think you could mix Backbone or existing MVC frameworks or other JS libraries with Dart but there are already a number of Dart libraries out there (on GitHub)
agreed. Dart even though it has some awesome features, is still a technology preview, so I also wonder when it will be "stable" (some apis aren't "finished" yet) and it's a Google only thing. On the project's github page, you can read "The problem with JavaScript is that it sucks." ... JavaScript sucks if you don't know how it works, just like another language ... and what's the point of writting this when Dart itself compiles to JavaScript (who the fuck uses Dartium as their primary browser), finally the demo throws 18 errors ... fail.