The JavaScript Midlife Crisis

Thirty years in, the JavaScript ecosystem would like to see other languages. They're younger, leaner and faster. What could possibly go wrong?
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Summary

JavaScript, after three decades, faces competition from newer programming languages that promise improved performance and efficiency. This article discusses the shifting landscape and what it means for developers invested in JavaScript.

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