Ecma, the same organization that governs the standardization and development of JavaScript, has created a committee to oversee the publication of a standard for Google’s alternative Web language, Dart.
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Published December 13, 2013
Updated December 12, 2013
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Just a month after Google decided that its JavaScript replacement language Dart was ready to be used by developers, standards group ECMA announced Thursday that it had created a committee with the goal of publishing specifications for the language.
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