It seems like you read the first couple of lines of my post and then skimmed through the rest of it. :) You reiterated points I made as though you're arguing wi

It seems like you read the first couple of lines of my post and then skimmed through the rest of it. :) You reiterated points I made as though you're arguing with me, I'm a bit confused. Re: dev spending. We drive development spending down because it costs far less to write software once and deploy everywhere than it does to write it for two, three or more platforms. The "elegant" goal is one compilation and/or deployment target, whether you like it or not doesn't matter, and it seems like JavaScript (or some related cousin) is going to fill that niche. Pretty silly to think that's delusional when it's already happening.