Depends if you define WebAssembly as "JavaScript" or not. Have the days of hand-writing raw JS peaked? More than likely. Between TypeScript and other transcomp

Depends if you define WebAssembly as "JavaScript" or not. Have the days of hand-writing raw JS peaked? More than likely. Between TypeScript and other transcompilers, and the impending threat of WebAssembly being able to consume other languages and output browser executable code. A project like Microsoft's Blazor[0] might ultimately fail, but that type of compiled from language to WebAssembly likely is the future. But if you define WebAssembly as "JavaScript" then I guess we haven't hit peak JS. [0] https://github.com/aspnet/Blazor https://github.com/aspnet/Blazor