Not The End of JavaScript on Frontend - BUT Python Can Now Run Directly On Web 😨

Meet 'PyScript', a new framework which helps you run python on frontend alongside JavaScript.

But what does it mean for JavaScript? Is it the death of JavaScript on frontend?

Tune in till the end to find out! 👀

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[codedamn]

JavaScipt is not going anywhere, but it is just interesting to see that you can in fact run Python via WASM bootstrapped through JS. The video only shows that. The clickbaity title has now been fixed - I'm sorry about that. It should not have been that from the start, and I'll make sure we do better from next time.

[-keys]

The whole developer community knows the truth that pyscript also requires js engine to run.

[devabdee]

JavaScript is irreplaceable when it comes to Web Dev 🔥

[joanneenj]

How about we both love JavaScript and Python?? ☺️ That's the kind of mindset that we need. lol I don't get those people hating a specific programming language just because they do not know how to utilize its maximum strength.

JS and Python are both GODS in their own right.

No need to argue. Also, nothing is evergreen in the field of IT. Embrace the present and stay flexible.

Tomorrow is never promised. 🤤😪🦖

[AbdoTech]

Why people hate JavaScript that much? 😂, Every day video say the end of JavaScript, I think it's getting lame 😐

[cameonn]

I don't think this is enough to kill javascript. Why did you give such a name to the video?

[CakeRusk]

i would recommend you guys to make a news / updates section in your website with different categories to let the pro members or even the free account members know of the different new updates of languages, new features, tech-related news etc. and even videos like these ones - it would be really beneficial for the community and easy for you guys as-well

[EduardKaresli]

I fail to see the reason for using PyScript or Python at all on the front-end.
We already have JavaScript (and TypeScript). It's faster than Python.
I would have understood if they managed to run C++ or Rust on the front-end to get the performance benefits.
But we already have WebAssembly for that, actually.
So, it seems to me too late to introduce such changes to the ecosystem of the front-end.

[pinkdiscomosh]

I think in order for this project to become more enterprise ready I believe it would need to take the svelt approach and lend itself as a python compiler to javascript which seems to be the case. Right now, the implementation is just a proof of concept, but I have no doubt that they will eventually implement this as a webpack or babel config option. Once they do that, it will be a more viable option.

[shivamrawat]

what's the point of webassembly then if we had to bring even slower language🤣 by using python I think we are loosing on a lot of optimisation of webassembly

[rawquesh]

this guy use javascript for everything and hates too, Lol

[felixpatric]

C# got ahead with this and we are doing it through the library called Blazor and it doesn't stop from there, What's more? Some friends and folks in Redmond WA were able to extend the Blazor functionality with Mobile and desktop apps, and Mobile Blazor has been in experimental and DotNet developer communities has show the demand for it cause of the rising use cases and this will give React js, Ionic js and Angular js a run for their money!

[satwikshet]

Thank you Bhai. I watch this video completely...

[brajagopalmukherjee]

Don't expect something like this from codedamn, totally clickbat

[TroenderTass]

The only reason to use python over js in the browser, is if you don't know js. Also, python is in the process of being replaced by languages like go, kotlin and other powerful languages that also work great as scripting languages, so it makes zero sence to try to make it a browser language. It's not as performant as javascript even. Python is a dead end these days-

[sunche]

Can I use your YouTube thumbnail for my YouTube Shotrs video?

[mustafaemin]

For this you should add another compiler on the js compiler. That's gonna be very slow. JS is already slow that's why we shouldn't use python. We can use c++ with wasm because c++ is amazingly fast.

[mmoralitos]

Since i know you can run c# as frontend.
Also you can run ruby on frontend, i have never done it bit read a lot about it.
And js is still there...😢

[akkimahajan]

I saw a jerk on the right side page, where 2 ** 10 was actually printed on the dom, and then later python shell ran and executed the script and calculated the result.

But kudos to the project creator. Nice work somehow. 👏👍

[samisbgh]

its just Web Assembly that has access to DOM right ??