I would only respond with that in particular, GWT is more than a compiler - it is as much a JRE as anything. So there is more to it. I personally don't see Google doing much public interaction with the development of the GWT compiler. If it's left to Google and its own time then my point remains.
JavaScript on the other hand really doesn't have a single organization leading it's development. Maybe this is an argument to be made about its perceived slow progress. Language design by committee is pretty slow.
More choice is good. Always. But right tool for the job should always win.
I would only respond with that in particular, GWT is more than a compiler - it is as much a JRE as anything. So there is more to it. I personally don't see Google doing much public interaction with the development of the GWT compiler. If it's left to Google and its own time then my point remains.
JavaScript on the other hand really doesn't have a single organization leading it's development. Maybe this is an argument to be made about its perceived slow progress. Language design by committee is pretty slow.
More choice is good. Always. But right tool for the job should always win.