> That a few companies have tried to introduce proprietary extensions is another topic, it doesn't mean that there is a real choice for developers. I spoke in

> That a few companies have tried to introduce proprietary extensions is another topic, it doesn't mean that there is a real choice for developers. I spoke in the past tense because those were choices available to developers... JavaScript seems to have won out as a preferred choice. EMScripten opens up a lot of possibilities though... > In no other software space would people tolerate to be forced into a technology like that. I think history would beg to disagree.