Why Google Choose Dart & Not Any Other Language?

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Tech giant Google is known to constantly release new projects in the market; some of them are huge hits and then there are some that just go unnoticed by a considerable margin. Speaking of huge hits, one of them is Flutter, Google's very own cross-platform app development framework that has been stealing the spotlight for the past few months.

Well, to be exact, the whole hybrid mobile app development started back in 2011 when Xamarin decided to release its own solution i.e., Xamarin SDK (Software Development Kit) with C# for building hybrid mobile applications. Soon after, other companies decided to follow suit and that’s when Google launched the flutter framework to give some tough competition to the already existing market.

Now the question that comes into the minds of app developers is ‘why does flutter use dart?’ This question is already haunting a majority of mobile app developers who are skilled in programming languages other than Google’s Dart but wish to make use of the Flutter framework as well.

In this article, we will be providing you the top reasons why Google decided to choose Dart and not any other programming language for its Flutter Framework.

Reasons Google Chose Dart for Flutter Framework

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