Thanks for your post but I think you needed a little bit more research before writing.
Here are some things you need to take care of in your post:
First of all, Dart is a compiled language and not an interpreted language. It can both be compiled to native machine code or JavaScript so it is better not to consider it as a scripting language.
Currently, the only supported language for front-end is JavaScript (except for WASM which is a relatively new technology).
Interpreted languages are not the only languages capable of running in front-end thanks to WASM. Any language that has a WASM compilation target can be used such as C/C++, Python, Rust, PHP, Go and etc.
MySQL is not a programming language but rather a database software that uses a relational paradigm. To communicate with MySQL you can use a language called SQL.
Thanks for your post but I think you needed a little bit more research before writing.
Here are some things you need to take care of in your post:
First of all, Dart is a compiled language and not an interpreted language. It can both be compiled to native machine code or JavaScript so it is better not to consider it as a scripting language.
Currently, the only supported language for front-end is JavaScript (except for WASM which is a relatively new technology).
Interpreted languages are not the only languages capable of running in front-end thanks to WASM. Any language that has a WASM compilation target can be used such as C/C++, Python, Rust, PHP, Go and etc.
MySQL is not a programming language but rather a database software that uses a relational paradigm. To communicate with MySQL you can use a language called SQL.
Thanks for the info