I read my previous post again and just wanted to make clear that this "morass" was referring specifically to the JavaScript "landscape", not the paradigms in ge

I read my previous post again and just wanted to make clear that this "morass" was referring specifically to the JavaScript "landscape", not the paradigms in general... And yeah, I remember Native Oberon, too. In the mid-90s it seemed much more open about what OS was taking over. Win95 just came out, OS/2 was still an alternative (Warp), Linux was making the rounds, and then some oddballs like Oberon or QNX... Marrying Oberon with the browse feels a bit weird, though. The ETHZ workstations were rather reductionist, and hosting that on a modern browser stack... (For a double whammy, one could write the backend in Go, the mirror universe Oberon)