I wonder where did you get those numbers from. E.g. JS&#x27;s future is evaluated as 5. But C#&#x27;s is only 4. I don&#x27;t see why JavaScript&#x27;s future should be brighter than C#&#x27;s one.<p>Is it because JavaScript currently has no alternatives on the client? But how long will it last?
E.g. Now there is a &quot;CIL to WebAssembly&quot; compiler prototype [1] so in future C# potentially can be run in browsers (and that&#x27;s good for C#). On the other hand, if WebAssembly allows other languages (such as C#, Go, Rust, etc.) to be used on the client, won&#x27;t JS repeat IE&#x27;s fate (from monopoly to minority)?<p>[1]: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;WebAssembly&#x2F;ilwasm" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;WebAssembly&#x2F;ilwasm</a>