> That's not what I consider "low level programming". I don't use any of these. So say C linking to Xorg-libraries and drawing GUI that way isn't low level pro

> That's not what I consider "low level programming". I don't use any of these. So say C linking to Xorg-libraries and drawing GUI that way isn't low level programming, then what is? Only assembly is "low level programming" or what? Meh, JavaScript is fine, like most dynamic Algol/C-like languages. Could be worse, could be TypeScript :) But personally, browser environment is a hell of a lot easier to target than doing cross-platform native application development, but I'm a web developer who started doing native apps, not the other way around, might be why.