JS and php are perfectly suitable general purpose programming languages these days. And given they're both turing complete, they implicitly cover advanced use cases too.

So that leave us with "sound in its design" and I'd argue the absolute unmitigated disaster of python 2 vs 3, the numerous competing competing package managers, and the abundance of really bad code examples due to the influx of the mathematics world (just look at R), I fully disagree that python is a good choice.

But then again, that's just my opinion, but setting people off on an unnecessarily biased path with the assumption that there's only one way to do things definitely sounds like a pythonic behavioral trait.