about that post

I have been blamed and insulted enough so I removed the possibility to comment and I also invite you again to do not stop reading the title of a generic post here or anywhere around the net.

I would like to summarize few parts of that post:

on real world we should use the proper flag in order to generate files where only necessary parts of the library is included
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I agree that at this stage can be premature to judge the quality of Dart code, once translated for JavaSript world
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Google is a great company loads of ultra skilled Engineers
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n.d. I have proposed a fix for Dart code
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you may realize how much overhead exists in Dart once this is used in non Dart capable browsers
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Was operator overload the reason the web sucks as it is?
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everything 2 up to 10 times slower for devices, specially older one, that will never see a native Dart engine in core
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Not Really What We Need Today
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What are the performances boost that V8 or WebCL will never achieve ?
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What is the WebCL status in Chromium ?
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Where is a native CoffeeScript VM if syntax was the problem ?
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Doesn't this Dart language look like the VBScript of 2011 ?

You can understand the whole post is not about the number of lines, it's indeed about what this extra layer means today for the current web.

I beg you to please answer my questions, any of them, so that I can understand reasons behind Dart decision.

I have also always admired Google and its Engineers, and I am asking, after GWT and Dart, why many of them seem to be so hostile against JavaScript, the programming language that made Google "fortune" on the web ( gmail, adsense, and all successful stories about Google using massively JavaScript )

Thanks for your patience and please accept my apologies since I followed the blaming mood rather than ignore it or better explain what I meant.

All of this is for a better web or a better future of the web, none of this should fall down into insults.