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by anonx
3811 days ago
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I wonder where did you get those numbers from. E.g. JS's future is evaluated as 5. But C#'s is only 4. I don't see why JavaScript's future should be brighter than C#'s one. Is it because JavaScript currently has no alternatives on the client? But how long will it last?
E.g. Now there is a "CIL to WebAssembly" compiler prototype [1] so in future C# potentially can be run in browsers (and that's good for C#). On the other hand, if WebAssembly allows other languages (such as C#, Go, Rust, etc.) to be used on the client, won't JS repeat IE's fate (from monopoly to minority)? [1]: https://github.com/WebAssembly/ilwasm |
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