Google today launched an "early preview" of Dart, a programming language the company hopes will help Web application programmers overcome shortcomings of JavaScript that Google itself feels ...

Google: Dart will rescue browsers from JavaScript The programming language for Web sites and Web apps is less complex and therefore easier to develop, Chrome programmers argue at Google I/O.

Large JavaScript Web apps can be hard to develop and slow to run. Google's Dart language may offer a solution to address both of those issues.

Google ultimately wants Dart to replace JavaScript as the open web browser programming language. In a leaked memo, Google outlines the (apparently) unfixable problems with JavaScript, how Dart ...

TIOBE’s latest ranking of programming languages suggests Dart is making progress at JavaScript’s expense, but other data show that’s not the case ...

Google launched Dart in 2011 to address limitations around JavaScript, which was being used to build complex Web applications even though it was created chiefly to provide simple scripting ...

JavaScript, the linchpin of scripted websites, is not a perfect programming language. Google prefers its own language, Dart. What's so wrong with JavaScript, and is Google really on the right ...

Just when we thought Google Dart was Google’s answer to JavaScript, a compiler project is emerging to enable front-end code written in Google Go to run in all browsers. The GopherJS project ...

Dart SDK’s first developer-ready version is now available. Read the whole story ...

Google set to launch version 3.0 of the Dart programming language later this year, requiring sound null safety and introducing new features.