I don&#x27;t think taking JS out of small UI pieces is a &#x27;victory&#x27; for those who don&#x27;t like JS, since the main engine behind the JS trend is building apps with &#x27;native experience,&#x27; single page style apps, and that&#x27;s a web development paradigm in itself centered on JS.<p>However I do believe JS will lose most of its popularity when web technology gets even faster. The slight performance boosts that JS gives you now - which is the predominant reason it&#x27;s become so popular - won&#x27;t matter as much; if things are so fast that you don&#x27;t need an ajax architecture, you won&#x27;t need front end JS frameworks.