They describe opportunities to transpile your python code to javascript or they give your an opportunity for a python runtime on the browser. You have to decide which way works best for you.
Thank you. From what I read , I personally think I should just continue learning JavaScript. Its definitely worth learning and so far, not too difficult.
Re-Implementing your program would be definitely a good exercise.
Maybe you can create the backend with django or another python backend framework if you like. Or you just build the whole application in JS with a backend framework like Express or Next.JS
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They describe opportunities to transpile your python code to javascript or they give your an opportunity for a python runtime on the browser. You have to decide which way works best for you.
Thank you. From what I read , I personally think I should just continue learning JavaScript. Its definitely worth learning and so far, not too difficult.
Re-Implementing your program would be definitely a good exercise.
Maybe you can create the backend with django or another python backend framework if you like. Or you just build the whole application in JS with a backend framework like Express or Next.JS