Well, with Webassembly en route, there is a future where we can use whatever language we like if the can target WebAsm. Currently​, there is only support for m

Well, with Webassembly en route, there is a future where we can use whatever language we like if the can target WebAsm. Currently​, there is only support for manual memory management but there are plans to expand with GC. There is certainly a horizon for expansion. We are already seeing this with languages that compile to JS. Perhaps WebAsm will provide the substrate for better engineered languages and code.