The languages that fit the web need: extreme simplicity(i.e garbage collection, very high abstraction, very simple to learn) and rapid prototyping(i.e. dynamic

The languages that fit the web need: extreme simplicity(i.e garbage collection, very high abstraction, very simple to learn) and rapid prototyping(i.e. dynamic typing). The languages that fit micro-controllers will need - no garbage collection(to support real-time), abstraction without loss of performance, high-reliability(it's expensive to fix bugs after shipment). Those differing requirements tend to produce different languages. For example , rust - which embedded developers find very interesting, didn't seems to attract much attention by web developers.