To me, JavaScript feels a bit like Lua in game engines.
These engines are written high-performance languages that go down to the metal and you can script your "game logic" in Lua when you need more customization.
The same goes for JS in many places.
If you start something new, chances are good there is a way to use JavaScript for it.
Firefox, Chrome, React-Native, AWS Lambda, Electron, TensorFlow, all systems that come out-of-the-box with JavaScript support.
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To me, JavaScript feels a bit like Lua in game engines.
These engines are written high-performance languages that go down to the metal and you can script your "game logic" in Lua when you need more customization.
The same goes for JS in many places.
If you start something new, chances are good there is a way to use JavaScript for it.
Firefox, Chrome, React-Native, AWS Lambda, Electron, TensorFlow, all systems that come out-of-the-box with JavaScript support.