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JS is everywhere though. You even have parasitic languages that compile to JS (ClojureScript, TypeScript, etc). You got Node and also Deno for back-end stuff wi
by askonomm 5y ago
JS is everywhere though. You even have parasitic languages that compile to JS (ClojureScript, TypeScript, etc). You got Node and also Deno for back-end stuff with support for multithreading. Concequently, JS is among the most popular, and most used languages.
I do admit the ecosystem needs to find a way to have more stability, because NPM outdated package tree nightmare is pretty bad, but I guess that's what you get with an industry that moves so fast, so in that case it's up to you as a developer to not use too many dependencies.
Anyway this is all to say I don't think JS is going anywhere for the next 10 years.