Joke is Python never made it a front end web language given how easy it was for JS to become a backend and how many of these Python frameworks actually copy off JS, even though Python is older and from a perspective - neater…
Your argument makes even less sense. Executable or not, the suitability of the language for certain task is what is/was being discussed here.
I’d argue both Python and JS got where they were thanks to early adoption of Perl’s regex (another language) and the fact they are so symbolic in nature.
And we talk about JS here for apparent reasons - the web. Like we talk python most of the time when we talk ML right so?
Webassembly in the browser would be… webassembly.
Not sure what’s going on in this thread, but I see an unusual high number of low quality comments.
But I’ll cut short with predictions here as more downvotes are always a difficult thing to swallow in the morning. .)