That's really interesting. I think JS is better for those constraints. Seems like a classic disruption: something perceived to be a toy turns out to take over t

That's really interesting. I think JS is better for those constraints. Seems like a classic disruption: something perceived to be a toy turns out to take over the universe. Some people may cling to the idea that Batman is the "serious" alternative... meanwhile Robin is installed on approximately every fucking computer in the world. It took 10 years to figure out how great the DNA that made it into JS was, but this is what makes web apps possible. We're extremely lucky to have it. Thank you!