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Python no, but there's a lot of languages that have a JS transpiler, like ClojureScript, BuckleScript, Fantom, Nim, Haxe, etc. And of course, C and C++ such as
by didibus 8y ago
Python no, but there's a lot of languages that have a JS transpiler, like ClojureScript, BuckleScript, Fantom, Nim, Haxe, etc. And of course, C and C++ such as what this project did.
Actually, it seems there are some Python transpilers as well, though they don't seem as supported as what I listed.
Anyways, my point is there's quite a lot of options on top of JavaScript. And for web dev, transpilers are the way to go, because bundle size matters for page loads, so options like this, where you compile the whole interpreter into a bundle aren't valid for that. For example, I use ClojureScript for web dev, and it works great. There are options to escape the shackles of having to write JS.