There was a peak .NET, peak Java, and peak C++. JS adoption has exploded, but the language is nearly mature (with TS unlikely to be merged into TC-39 except as optional extra.) Web-Assembly, Rust, Go, are all new and, as much as I enjoy JS, better languages. Not to mention indomitable C.
Is JS as universal platform an idea whose time has come, or whose time has passed?
Is JS as universal platform an idea whose time has come, or whose time has passed?