>But - it's a difficult time right now if you plan on learning something, because things are in fact changing. But I think once this shift happens client side application development will be in a much more stable state, where JavaScript actually will look a lot more like a 'regular' language that has a common module system that can link components and code together. That's what's really been missing in JS even though it has existed through a number of 3rd party solutions in the past.
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I remember you giving thumbs up for Typescript (which I think is better than Coffeescrip, Dart and other things) but what re your thoughts about Nativescript and/or MS allowing to host the Chakra engine amost anywhere in WindowsX - if I understand the the things planned correctly...