Dart's only reason it is still among us is Flutter, if Google ever gets fed up with Flutter, it will fizzle out.
Meanwhile other programming language ecosystems have plenty of domains that keep them relevant no matter what.
Meanwhile other programming language ecosystems have plenty of domains that keep them relevant no matter what.
It’s never come true, you’re talking nonsense just like every other time people try to politely explain it to you.
I don’t “feel attacked” more frustrated that you’re here yet again to make the same crappy points knowing full well you have zero interest in having a real conversation or changing your mind.
It’s more akin to dealing with the drunk uncle at Christmas who tries to trap you into the same argumentative conversations that he did the past 3 years.
What is also annoying is that they come to normal Dart/Flutter related threads just to spoil them.
Meanwhile, the ecosystem grows, more and more people and companies choose Dart and Flutter and have fun creating software with this excellent toolchain.
The dogs bark, but the caravan goes on, as they say.
To take your point about the domains, flutter's, and by association dart's, domain is cross platform development from one codebase. As far as I can tell nothing else comes close just now, that domain makes flutter relevant no matter what. Surely as opensources projects, both survive?
How many programming languages and frameworks are out there as open source, that in reality are only limping along?