@Roland >From www.dartlang.org : "Dart compiles to JavaScript, so your Dart web apps will work in multiple browsers." "The Dart platform includes a language, libraries, an editor, a virtual machine (VM) for both servers and browsers, and a compiler to JavaScript."
If that compiler truly generates cross-browser JS we won't need Microsoft's or Apple's blessing. And since it's open-source it may be interesting to look at for possible future Flex-to-JS compilation. Max On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 1:10 PM, Roland Zwaga <rol...@stackandheap.com>wrote: > > > > > There a few people on the list who might be interested in this: > > > https://github.com/bp74/dartflash > > > > > > It's the Flash Player API implemented in Google Dart. I've not given > it a > > > try to see how complete it is yet but might be worth keeping an eye > > > on/playing about with. > > > > Dart is starting to look really nice indeed. Unfortunately Microsoft and > Apple have both already indicated > that they are not interested in supporting the language/runtimes in any > way. So that might hinder adoption... > I guess the powers that be would much rather see us suffer in JS hell... > > cheers, > > Roland >
