I wonder how much damage need to be done with JS/Node until seriously is put to rest the madness. Is absolutely necessary to break backward compatibility and rebuild JS from the start. With WebAssembly this is doable (without excuses!) and we already have a nice tag to declare what script language to use.

This is not possible, you ask?

In fact, JS/CSS is the most viable of all the stacks to move forward. Let's use the "advantage" that any JS library/ecosystem die fast and put enough hipster propaganda declaring the ultimate solution.

Is too hard? JS is so bad that fix it is too easy. You only need more than the week it originally take to build it.