I'm quite happy with javascript as it is but I understand you might prefer other languages.
I haven't had occasion to use wasm but it seems that it provides the ability to run most (all?) languages in the browser.
Here, for example, is f# wasm.
I haven't had occasion to use wasm but it seems that it provides the ability to run most (all?) languages in the browser.
Here, for example, is f# wasm.
The only way I can see the problem (assuming someone agrees it is) of JS getting solved is if something comes along that's so amazing and blows it out of the water so hard that adoption explodes and browsers start natively migrating to it, along the lines of what we've seen with TypeScript, but instead of a bandaid a full replacement.
If something else comes along, gains a lot of traction, and develops its own ecosystem then javascript could conceivably eventually just fade into the background. But that's going to take time.
Are there any wasm demos (not necessarily source code) to try that would blow my mind? Genuinely interested. Maybe I have seen dozens and it's not obvious.