To each one his own list. I would say: Common Lisp, Smalltalk, Prolog, Haskell and Modula-2. "...but honestly there is no replacement of JavaScript in today's

To each one his own list. I would say: Common Lisp, Smalltalk, Prolog, Haskell and Modula-2. "...but honestly there is no replacement of JavaScript in today's world. In last 5 years, JavaScript has totally dominated the world". Really? One thing is for sure, honestly, with WebAssembly, javascript will be all but dead (ie. legacy) in 5 years. Everybody will write web pages in any other programming language, and compile to WebAssembly (ie. Ruby on Rails will generate WebAssembly from Ruby sources). No web page after 2016 will be user readable anymore (but those under the AGPL3 license, but how many web sites do you know is licensed under AGPL3?).