I personally completely miss the point. Initially it was the idea to intoduce Dart VM to the Chrome, and because it would be superior, all vendors would implement it. As we all know, only Dartium exists, and there are no plans to move it even to Chrome. Compiled code itself is not so wonderful, it's quite close to JS itself. Also, the JS itself is in transpiled era now, and therefore can get new features (which are adopted by possible community) very quickly – and also they favour TypeScript, which solves some pain which was initially solved by Dart.<p>Community is small, there are not so much libraries, and story of production success are hard to find. Compare with ClojureScript, for instance.<p>You might say that it is a general purpose language, and they target different things (like mobiles, raspberries), but still, look at the summit program, it is all about web, and other directions seem to be like a pet-projects things.<p>Am I missing any point?