Hey, gang! I'm on the Dart team and am one of the people who worked on getting this squared away. Holler if you have any questions. I'm super pumped to have a process that's easier for people to get involved with.
Are there any lessons you have learned from existing language projects that use this process such as PEP (Python) and JEP (Java)? Personally, I like the fact that you have them in Github so it's easy to tag, comment, revise, etc.
> Are there any lessons you have learned from existing language projects that use this process such as PEP (Python) and JEP (Java)?
Nothing that I can think of that's particularly insightful. Just the basics that, yes, people want to be involved, and that it takes a good amount of effort—technical, mental, and social—to get a proposal to the state that it needs to be in to land in the language.
> Personally, I like the fact that you have them in Github so it's easy to tag, comment, revise, etc.
Thank you! I have to give credit to a team-member who suggested this, but I really really like this model. It lets each proposal be its own little mini-ecosystem and, I hope, should make it easier for multiple people to collaborate on a proposal.