Ever wondered why we can’t just use a powerful language like C++ to build websites? If you already know HTML and CSS, why was it necessary to invent a whole new language called JavaScript? In this deep dive, we travel back to the dawn of the interactive web (around 1995) to uncover the critical reasons—security, hardware limitations, and accessibility—that made C++ a non-starter for the browser and paved the way for JavaScript’s domination. We’ll look at real code examples that show just how dangerous C++ could have been on the open web.
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