Google has released version 1.0 of its Dart SDK, two years after first announcing the programming language.
Initially released in 2011, Google intended for the language to be a replacement of the ubiquitous JavaScript support found in all modern browsers, but without any native browser support, code written in Dart had to be translated to JavaScript in order to work.
The language soon found itself written off as a laughing stock for producing large amounts of JavaScript when translated.
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