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kragil,
"But lets face it, to push a language to mainstream you need killer features/frameworks, excellent tooling and deep pockets."
piotr.dobrogost,
"I think any one out of the three you mention would suffice. The rest comes with time and popularity "
Isn't that kind of like saying someone will become wealthier as they come across more money? "popularity" and "mainstream" are the same thing to me.
Anyways, I tend to agree with kragil: most of them will not make it if they don't have the right backing and frameworks in place, regardless of their merits. Even with those things, they're competing for a small piece of an already crowded market.
However, market skepticism aside, I find projects like Opa refreshing since I'm personally very tired of having to deal with so many different components in order to develop web sites.
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I think any one out of the three you mention would suffice. The rest comes with time and popularity