> it wouldn't surprise me if at some point, browsers (read: Google) decided to start supporting it as first-class language. A decade down the line, it might be

> it wouldn't surprise me if at some point, browsers (read: Google) decided to start supporting it as first-class language. A decade down the line, it might be that JavaScript will end up being compiled down to TypeScript instead of the other way around. If WASM still exists in some flavor at that point, but TypeScript ends up being the target for JS instead somehow, we can assume we probably have other, way worse issues in the world to deal with, because something clearly went wrong.