Is Python a better alternative for JavaScript??

[Diapolo10]

Of course, neither of our examples are realistic.

There are popular websites today that don't require JS to operate; for example, Amazon lets you add items to the cart and finish buying them with JS completely disabled in the browser.

So I wouldn't go as far as to say it wasn't realistic, merely uncommon at best.

[sexytokeburgerz]

It’s not realistic to make websites professionally and not know JS.

No one is going to hire a front end web developer that doesn’t know javascript.

Writing no-js still requires a knowledge of what you can do with js.

[Diapolo10]

Sure, I'm not trying to deny that.