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InfoWorld interview: Why Google Dart beats JavaScript

Is Dart a JavaScript killer?

By Paul Krill, InfoWorld, 11/15/11

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InfoWorld: Is there anything else you wanted to say about Google Dart?

Bak: Well, as part of the preview, if you go to the open source repository, we have an interesting app -- a newsreader called Swarm, which is composed of 15,000 lines of Dart. We have that running both on the VM and translated to JavaScript. That's an example of code where it works beautifully either if you run on top of an existing browser or if you use the Dart VM.

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