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Python doesn't have anything remotely close to this problem, as you can't (reasonably) write Python for the browser. JavaScript has this problem because it's a
by JimmieMcnulty 4y ago
Python doesn't have anything remotely close to this problem, as you can't (reasonably) write Python for the browser.
JavaScript has this problem because it's actually a somewhat attainable goal.
The main problem is that once you run into a problem not explicitly solved for by whatever Node.js framework that's holding your hand, you're in deep trouble, very quickly, unless you have a more "classical" software development background.
- speedgoose 4y agoYou can write Python code for the browser, and it’s even good for some specific use cases. Dash or Gradio for example.
- JimmieMcnulty 4y agoYou can also write everything in binary directly.
- yunohn 4y agoWhich language do you use for web stuff?
- JimmieMcnulty 4y agoJavaScript, which is why "you must hate JavaScript" is a confusing thing to say to me...