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Re:Python’s tug of war between beginner-friendly and advance... by folkrav on Thursday February 04, 2021 @10:36PM (#26032797)
To be perfectly fair, unless you count WASM or other compiles-to-JS-but-not-quite-native langs (which, outside TS, are pretty niche), this is the case with literally every language except JS.
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Re:Python’s tug of war between beginner-friendly and advance... by monsieurbanana on Friday February 05, 2021 @03:40AM (#26034299)
> unless you count WASM or other compiles-to-JS-but-not-quite-native langs

As a happy user of clojurescript, or seeing the popularity and adoption rate of typescript, I do not count them out.

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Re:Python’s tug of war between beginner-friendly and advance... by folkrav on Friday February 05, 2021 @12:48PM (#26039051)
Not counting them out either, but outside TS, they're still quite marginal, at best.
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Re:Python’s tug of war between beginner-friendly and advance... by jtdev on Friday February 05, 2021 @08:10AM (#26035881)
JavaScript and it’s variants are 1st place for the browser (shoe in on a technicality) ... but like 213th for everything else.
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