Replying to @jscamp

@jscamp I think most interesting will be to see if
#webassembly become widely accepted and we can build safer, more performant and
richer web applications and how we can transition more JS developers to safer
languages (👋 Rust).

Fri, 12 Oct 2018 14:37:24 UTC♥ 1↻ 3

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Replying to @coderbyheart

@jscamp Node.js 10 (follow
@fhinkel) will become LTS and I am looking
forward to more codebases migrating to this version. I hope we will see a new
discussion around writing Vanilla JS (I do love TypeScript but it's hard to get
it right).

Replying to @coderbyheart

@jscamp My challenge is to find the balance
between the ability to evolve our codebase and keep everything working in a
cloud-native environment where I no longer have one node process but hundreds of
decoupled execution environments.