Sorry, for the bad formatting, when I understood that it's broken I wasn't able to edit it.
>At this point on USENET, you'd hear a plonk. But I'll close with one more point:
I didn't want to argue with you, I just described how it looked to me (and I mentioned it in the previous comments). I just have no expertise here and now see that there're problems which aren't mentioned by googlers in their presentations. May be you are right, may be they are right. I am sorry if I offended you.
>Shortest-path evolution usually wins on the Web. Trying to standardize PNaCl -- including Pepper and LLVM IR abused or patched into shape as a long-lived object file format -- is an impossibly long, almost exclusively Google-dependent, path.
Yes, it is. I have no choice other than to use JavaScript in one form or another. However, I would love to be able to use a beautiful modern and well thought language on the client instead of rusty JavaScript (or Dart or GWT). I like the Mozilla Rust, but it is a system programming language. I'd love to see something of similar spirit but oriented towards client. Unfortunately, it will take too much time until it happens.