We live in a data centric world with the availability of information on web to satisfy the two folded objectives of secured easy access and quick processing. The web solutions, which connect users to information, are well equipped to provide the best facility to its users and web browsers as a platform, are used to deliver services offered by the large and complex applications. JavaScript (JS) is the most popular and pervasive web scripting language because it is supported by all the web browsers. But, new alternatives are always evaluated to overcome its shortcomings. With the advancement in technology, programming languages have also added the new computing strategies. One such introduced by Google is Dart. With the latest set of programming features, it is such a programming language which is designed to utilize direct hardware capabilities just like C/C++ along with maximum utilization of CPU. The idea discussed in this paper is that the use of Dart as a Programming Language will definitely enhance the user experience. Apart from its use in business applications, it has the potential to revolutionize the application domains such as 3D Graphics, Cryptography, Vector Math Computation, Medical Image Processing, etc. , where the volume of data to process is very high.

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