Going against JS in the front-end is counter-productive... All options that worked out are JS derivatives transpiled into JS. And it produces code bloated with polyfills.
Unless we find a way to pre-load polyfills in some way, it's always going to be difficult to bring the whole runtime of a language into the browser at a fraction of second's notice...
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Going against JS in the front-end is counter-productive... All options that worked out are JS derivatives transpiled into JS. And it produces code bloated with polyfills.
Unless we find a way to pre-load polyfills in some way, it's always going to be difficult to bring the whole runtime of a language into the browser at a fraction of second's notice...