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FYI - Current Feature Work: Monaco Editor + Modern Chart Improvements
"If I could change Access in any way, I would implemente javaScript as a programming language (can you imagine that), replace FORMS with HTML and Code-Behind and, obviously, then add some support to export this Forms to web somehow."
Uh, that sounds very much like Access Web Apps, which existed between 2013 and 2016 and were then deprecated.
Definitely, but Web Apps were implemented using proprietary objects that, outside of a controlled Windows environment, did not work very well... Not to mention the dependency on a certain browser...
If Access could completely replace its framework (Forms -> HTML Forms) and implement "Code Behind" using visual basic (vbScript) or (why not?) JavaScript, Access forms would (really) be complete web pages, easily exportable to a server like IIS, without specific dependencies or the use of "Office Objects" that only worked in a specific environment.
In addition to the freedom that an expandable and expansive language like JavaScript gives to developers.
Why not have the best of both worlds?