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by uvtc
2829 days ago
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If you're already using JavaScript for the web, I think there's three main options for that domain: * stick with JS, * learn a language that's a superset of JS (like TypeScript), or * learn another language which compiles to JS. If you're looking for a language that can also replace Python for you, then maybe the 3rd option above is a good bet. Something which has its own VM (or other native target), but which also can be compiled to JS. For example, Haxe, Kotlin, Nim, Go, or Dart. |
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