The trick is to use JS. (Not anything that compiles to it)
It will be guaranteed to run in 100 years time.
Any other language can die or have incompatibility issues. Over that timespan.
It will be guaranteed to run in 100 years time.
Any other language can die or have incompatibility issues. Over that timespan.
I am not convinced Node will be here in 100 years.
* assuming that the 100 years hyperbole is accepted
There's no guarantee we'll even be running programs written in C in 2123, let alone ones written in JavaScript. 100 years from now is a long time.
This is never guaranteed. How do you know that nothing will change in JS land in 10 years, much less 100? You don't, that's how.