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The Future of JavaScript

Posted by: on March 27, 2012

JavaScript is the only language that can run in every modern Web browser, without the aid of plug-ins, regardless of platform. That's why it's ubiquitous. However, as developers continue to ask more and more of JavaScript, its limitations become ever more obvious. Google's Dart is positioned to replace JavaScript, and Intel's River Trail to extend it. The need for open JavaScript hangs in the balance. Where do you stand on this?

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