> I would love to do frontend web development but the current high-churn Javascript ecosystem makes me dizzy; this is probably a naive question but will it be p

> I would love to do frontend web development but the current high-churn Javascript ecosystem makes me dizzy; this is probably a naive question but will it be possible to do web-development without integrating in the Javascript ecosystem using WebAssembly and Rust someday? there are 2 different things, there is the DOM/Web API and the language, Javascript. Nobody forces you to use anything from the JavaScript ecosystem, not even node.js, in order to use the DOM. This complexity is totally unnecessary. I personally settled on Typescript, nothing more. Its compiler gives me Javascript WITH static typing, and converts my code to a version of JavaScript that will run on the majority of the browsers, even internet explorer 8/9 or old Android browsers. No need for React,Angular, Webpack, Babel and all that stuff... As I'm not writing games or photoshop in the browser I see no need to use Rust,C,C++ and the SDL just to write web apps. IMHO some people ultimately miss the true usefulness and use case for WASM: making existing C,C++,... libraries available to Javascript developers, not replacing JS with language X or Z.