Wouldn't it be funny if we see a resurgence of compile-to-js languages? If JavaScript keeps on piling up layers I could see people longing for a simpler, smaller language.
Where there was coffeescript to highlight functional features in JS in a time where most JS was imperative, maybe we'll see a language that takes the OO sugar away to, again, reveal the functional language that's underneath.
Where there was coffeescript to highlight functional features in JS in a time where most JS was imperative, maybe we'll see a language that takes the OO sugar away to, again, reveal the functional language that's underneath.