Fixed that for you ;) - First they said JS was not practical for building 'rich internet apps' because of performance issues combined with the well k

Fixed that for you ;) - First they said JS was not practical for building 'rich internet apps' because of performance issues combined with the well known maintainability problem with JS in large code bases. - Then they said it wasn't currently fast - Then they said it hadn't been fixed - Then it doesn't do multicore/GPU - Right every time - My advise: always bet on JS* being behind most other languages because it is a slow moving standards based language created in a dictatorial fashion by a committee and input from a few powerful entities.