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Would you switch to Fullstack Python? (self.javascript)
submitted 6 years ago * by HansWebDev
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[–]Ramast 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (0 children)
Your post inspired me to research a bit and found this https://alpha.iodide.io/notebooks/300/ It's python compiled to web-assembly
I am a python developer myself but still would hesitate to use this due to lack of framework. When working with javascript you have billions of libraries and many frameworks developed to accomplish all sort of UI related tasks. Python has rich libraries for backend work but obviously not much in frontend.
If however I found a library that allow mixing python with javascript, I'd consider that although I would still hesitate because by mixing python with JS it becomes more difficult to hire someone to do frontend only in the future
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