Google’s Dart programming language, envisioned as a JavaScript rival, has for the first time cracked a monthly Top 50 list of the most popular programming languages. Launched in late 2011 ...

Outside of Google, companies like Wrike, Workiva, Blossom and others have also been using Dart to develop their products, so there is definitely still a Dart user community outside of Google, too.

But this month’s Tiobe Index of language popularity has Dart finally cracking its top 20 list, ranking 17th with a rating of 1.119 percent, slightly behind Ruby but ahead of Microsoft’s F# ...

The new language, which is billed as "for structured Web programming," will be officially revealed in an opening keynote presentation at the software development conference GoTo in Aarhus, Denmark ...

A few days ago at its I/O developer conference, Google quietly announced that it is working on bringing its Dart programming language to App Engine soon. This implementation will use the company's ...

A few days after Google was caught registering a bunch of Dart-related domain names, and the consequent storm of speculation, it has now emerged that Dart is a new programming language for ...

We believe Dart will be great for writing large Web applications." In the Google specification document, the company describes the language as a class-based, single-inheritance, pure object-oriented ...