Let's not forget that GWT means Google Web Toolkit. The name itself does not necessarily mean, "stick with java only". There could conceivably be other languages introduced to it. It would make sense if the fragmentation that is Google's dev tools be packaged into Google Web Toolkit. I wouldn't be surprised to see Dart become the newest addition to GWT. Judging by the talks at I/O, it looks like Dart is the future. The java end of it probably won't be deprecated but will most likely be talked about less and less with new tutorials focusing on dart.
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