No, asm.js is just a clever, compatibility preserving workaround to tame javascript's dynamic nature that has been resisting all optimization attempts successfu

No, asm.js is just a clever, compatibility preserving workaround to tame javascript's dynamic nature that has been resisting all optimization attempts successfully since its inception. I see no reason why we should stop using javascript as a scripting language for DOM. I see no reason why we should stop building applications that only calls for simple HTML forms. Traditional web will be alive and well as long as we continue to speak HTTP freely.