I'm still in the midst of attempting to contribute some code to the angular2 project. It seems to me, that quite a bit of logic needs to be written in order to make all the code build for both JS and Dart, where otherwise the code would be much simpler and faster if written for just one target language. The different APIs for base classes in Dart is a major hurdle to overcome, and my code which should have been extremely lean and easy, needed to be refactored with static wrapper classes just so building from TS to Dart will work. This is of course only my bit of experience with it so far, but I am wondering how others feel about the compromises made in order for the project to build to two languages.
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