>The problem with the Web isn't a lack of out-of-order requests, the problem with the Web are those horrible ever-present Javascript frameworks. Agreed. Javas

>The problem with the Web isn't a lack of out-of-order requests, the problem with the Web are those horrible ever-present Javascript frameworks. Agreed. Javascript should become web assembly, evolving into an intermediate language which other languages are compiled to. Callback heavy code is a huge barrier to entry for people that want to get things done with the web. Likewise, the industry hasn't been satisfied with the framework abstractions built on such a model (hence the constant, near daily flux in framework fads). It's been said here before that the web needs to consult TCL's ~25 year old TK framework for guidence on how a simple GUI framework can be accomplished without OO. Programming TK is akin to "heaping up" a shell script from small components. Anyone can do it, and they needn't resort to the sophistry of FactoryFactories et. al. http://www.tkdocs.com/tutorial/ http://www.tkdocs.com/tutorial/