Yes, it is possible, but not likely . There is so much C++ and Java code out there, that it would take decades to rewrite it all. More likely is that C++ or more likely Rust will mostly replace JavaScript with WebAssembly. This will result in better performance with lots of Rust developers.
Read moreIs WebAssembly going to replace JavaScript?
Originally Answered: Will JavaScript be replaced by WebAssembly? No, it won’t . Not all situations will require a compiled solution. There are use cases where current Javascript works just fine without having compiled code to worry about.
Read moreWhat is replacing JavaScript?
1. Dart . Dart is an object-oriented C-like language Google built in an attempt to replace JavaScript. Dart is statically-typed, meaning that it eliminates some of the most common error sources in JS code.21 Kas 2019
Read moreWill JavaScript ever go away?
With all this being said, is JavaScript really dead? Some people would wonder if it is and if it’s too late to start learning now. The correct answer is JavaScript has never been more alive than it is today .
Read moreDoes JavaScript have a future?
JavaScript is the main powerhouse behind the rapidly evolving Internet. It is the present and will be the future . The rampant development of the high-level programming language asserts to the fact of JavaScript is the future.
Read moreWill JavaScript ever go away?
With all this being said, is JavaScript really dead? Some people would wonder if it is and if it’s too late to start learning now. The correct answer is JavaScript has never been more alive than it is today .
Read moreWhy is JavaScript not replaced?
The reasons for this are always that JavaScript has too many quirks that should have been fixed a long time ago . But since these haven’t been fixed it apparently means that JavaScript is a crappy language that’s simply cannot be fixed. And so it needs to be replaced, preferably by the complainer’s favorite language.25 Kas 2019
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