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It isn't replacing JavaScript. At the very least you still need JS to access the DOM. And, for backwards compatibility, I don't see JS going away during our lif
by irrational 4y ago
It isn't replacing JavaScript. At the very least you still need JS to access the DOM. And, for backwards compatibility, I don't see JS going away during our lifetimes. And I don't see another language being added to browsers in place of JS (not including webassembly, which is not a replacement for JS).