>The web browser has been trending this way ever since JS was added to it. It's an active environment controlled by a dynamic language, It lacks lots of featur

>The web browser has been trending this way ever since JS was added to it. It's an active environment controlled by a dynamic language, It lacks lots of features to get there: - you can't dwell into the browser internals (or modify them), and the internals aren't written in Js. - you can't save the running state of the system to disk - as a language, JavaScript even in its current spec is still behind Common Lisp in power and features... For example, even decades later, lisp s-expressions are still superior to JSON! etc etc