3 ms·
>> Hell, even JS probably competes favorably on modern browsers. > >Well 'on modern browsers' is very limiting. It cant compete on the server side, not even clo
by jbergens 12y ago
>> Hell, even JS probably competes favorably on modern browsers.
>
>Well 'on modern browsers' is very limiting. It cant compete on the server side, not even closly.
I think JS is on the way to be a real competitor. The number of packages created for it grows faster than probably any other language. It is already fast on the server and more and more tools are being developed. If you count lack of static typing as show stopper then it can't compete. On the other hand Dart and TypeScript has types and might solve that part.