Google takes steady aim at web programming with Dart

Google has brought its arm up, narrowed its focus and let Dart fly. The hot programming language makes a speciality of web apps, and the web giant is hoping that Dart will feel “familiar and natural” to developers raised on a diet of rival programming languages. The power to execute code in either a local virtual machine (which emulates how it’d work in real-life) or a JavaScript engine suggests that anything could be compiled to run on current web browsers. Dart devs also are exploring the belief of cramming a virtual machine inside future versions of Chrome . Eager coders can now get their teeth into all of Google’s open source development tools by targeting the second one source link below.