There will always be a movement "rewrite everything in x". This seems to be a natural manifestation of the generation conflict. Looking at the history of programming languages, it is certainly not wrong to say that any "most loved" language has a good chance to become the most hated language at some point in the future. And so on and so forth.
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This is why I dislike using guest languages, instead of using existing "native" libraries for the platform, there is always that additional layer of idiomatic libraries for the guest language, yet another layer to debug and try to map to the original feature set.
And naturally their own build tool, debugging representations and IDE plugins.