Well, I think with so many language trying to replace javascript (purescript, coffeescript, livescript, clojurescript, bucklescript, dart, typescript .. probabl

Well, I think with so many language trying to replace javascript (purescript, coffeescript, livescript, clojurescript, bucklescript, dart, typescript .. probably there is more) It is impossible that all of them will be popular, plus more general purpose, doesnt really seem to help with popularity ... look at sql or r ... very popular, and very domain specific