>But I do think one day (might take a while) JS will no longer be the obvious choice for front-end browser development. I think that day might be sooner than a

>But I do think one day (might take a while) JS will no longer be the obvious choice for front-end browser development. I think that day might be sooner than anyone thinks- Chromium is dominant enough now that their including Dart as a first-class language (or more likely, a successor to Dart) will likely be a viable strategy soon. Of course, the wildcard is Apple, but ultimately Dart can compile down to JS- being able to write in a far superior language that natively runs on 80% of the market and transpiles to the rest is suddenly much more of a winning proposition.