> JS the language of the future? [...]I can certainly see being stuck with Javascript
I think we all agree. JS has very ugly things, but it isn't going anywhere for the forseeeable future.
If we're going to use for at least a few more years, I'd applaud anyone making better tools and rejoice when I see better frameworks and easier to use libraries.
Now by the time alternatives to javascript become viable, we might have made javascript something way better than what we already have now. It could survive a long long time and with people actively making it evolve, and it could be very enjoyable. Who knows.
I think we all agree. JS has very ugly things, but it isn't going anywhere for the forseeeable future.
If we're going to use for at least a few more years, I'd applaud anyone making better tools and rejoice when I see better frameworks and easier to use libraries.
Now by the time alternatives to javascript become viable, we might have made javascript something way better than what we already have now. It could survive a long long time and with people actively making it evolve, and it could be very enjoyable. Who knows.