Every programming language has its pros and cons and over time becomes suited for certain kind of development. No language replaces any other language ...
Well, if we talk about a great enough time period, most languages will be replaced, at least at the general usage level.
I still hope that JS becomes the browser version of Java bytecode. Any day now!
For the browser we have been stuck on JS, or at least compiling to JS for a while now. With WASM there finally seems an alternative, although currently you still need a bit of JS.
Every programming language has its pros and cons and over time becomes suited for certain kind of development. No language replaces any other language ...
Well, if we talk about a great enough time period, most languages will be replaced, at least at the general usage level.
I still hope that JS becomes the browser version of Java bytecode. Any day now!
For the browser we have been stuck on JS, or at least compiling to JS for a while now. With WASM there finally seems an alternative, although currently you still need a bit of JS.
Yes, I don't think Java is going to be replaced