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I never considered this! But it's fun to think about! I'm a bit naive about the environments languages have to run in... but if we have a web app framework in
by roneesh 11y ago
I never considered this! But it's fun to think about!
I'm a bit naive about the environments languages have to run in... but if we have a web app framework in Swift, Servers in swift (as mentioned in comments above), and iOS in swift, doesn't that make Swift a JS replacement too?
- opaque_salmon 11y agoJavaScript's domain is mostly client side web browser scripting, and no language is close to throwing it off its throne. So no, JavaScript will always have its place.
- Lio 11y agoASM.js though makes languages with manual memory management relevant to web front-end work. Hopefully, Swift might be a good candidate for fast browser code.