> there is no chance that all web developers would or even necessarily could switch to Rust. But the framework war will take a very interesting turn if Rust get

> there is no chance that all web developers would or even necessarily could switch to Rust. But the framework war will take a very interesting turn if Rust gets faster access to the DOM than JS can provide, and is also a faster language than JS, Maybe a good way of kicking this off is if someone writes a DSL/hosted language that compiles/transpiles/whatever down into Rust. Have this language be nice and easy to write (a la Python) and have it's compiler turn it into performant Rust. Kind of like how Nim works with respect to C. This way we could let web devs worry about the actual logic that runs the animations and stuff but have it compiled down into efficient, performant code. Everybody wins: we can finally get rid of JS, code that runs on our machines gets safer, faster and less resource hungry and JS devs are happy.