I fear a WebAssembly rise of Swift as the new Javascript running in iOS, WebAssembly and server environments. I tend to agree that ES6/7 is a more elegant optio

I fear a WebAssembly rise of Swift as the new Javascript running in iOS, WebAssembly and server environments. I tend to agree that ES6/7 is a more elegant option and more in the spirit of OSS these days, but the backing of Apple on Swift could lead our stacks that way (though not with anywhere near the permanence that JS has had). Pure conjecture, of course. Either way, I couldn't see webAssembly as a replacement for just page logic though. It would be replacing the whole front-end stack...