Well, yes and no. I used Pascal to write some web apps, i.e. computer graphics explanations [0], visual philosophy [1], and simple games [2]. It's a nice abil

Well, yes and no. I used Pascal to write some web apps, i.e. computer graphics explanations [0], visual philosophy [1], and simple games [2]. It's a nice ability to have - being able to share complex programming as you share written text. However, i wrote my own compiler that among other things output C, which is then Emscripten-translated to asm.js you see. This is the complete opposite of an easy, low friction path you'd want for web development. [0] http://orbides.org/apps/superslow.html http://orbides.org/apps/superslow.html [1] http://orbides.org/apps/motion.html http://orbides.org/apps/motion.html [2] http://orbides.org/apps/the_bits.html http://orbides.org/apps/the_bits.html