alt Hacker NewsWe’re past the halfway point of Bernhardt’s 2035 timeline; JavaScript hasn’t died yet, but it’s clearly writing its own eulogy in WebAssembly.
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jazz9k • today at 1:02 PM
I review many sites/month from different clients. They are all using some form of JavaScript.
It's like PHP, it will never die.
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Multiple generations of your family will be long dead before last JS instruction gets executed. Unless there's going to happen a global thermonuclear war. I still bet on JS surviving over most humans.