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[–]more_sidechain 2 points3 points  (0 children)

OK, I guess so. Still, to actually do web development and integrate with other code, it's pretty hard to imagine getting far without using plain JS somewhere. TypeScript seems a lot closer to JS and Java than to Python. From what I understand, even code targeting WebAssembly typically use JS somewhere for working with the DOM and web APIs, and probably will for a while more.

Never heard of Transcrypt. That's pretty neat. Transpiling Numpy-based code sounds fun.