Creation of interactive browser games without JavaScript/Flash/Unity3D, are there such technologies?

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Hello!
If it's not difficult, please write what technologies are currently available that are suitable for creating browser games, but without "dancing" with JavaScript?
That is, perhaps, pure server programming, when a server written in C is launched on the server / VPS, and a full-fledged interactive "picture" and the game work in the browser.
Is this even possible without using JS?
That is, are there mechanisms available or experimentally implemented in browsers (if directly - mobile Google Chrome), such as OpenGL, WebGL, so that the game works in the browser, but not using JS, like canvas?
I don't know how to explain it, because while I am very much "swimming" in this, while only a certain general understanding of this area, which I want to deal with, is being formed.
Flash is not an option because, as far as I understand, it is "fading away" and is not a good choice for mobile platforms.
Unity3D too, because I want to write the engine myself and not in Boo / C # / JS.
Is it possible without using Flash/Unity3D Web plug-in?
Please tell me such technologies, perhaps there is something like that, even if it is experimental.
Thank you!

Answer 1

> when a server written in C is launched on the server/VPS, and a full-fledged interactive "picture" and the game work in the browser.
Comrade, have you ever seen VPS + VNC live? If you saw him and nevertheless ask such a question, then I congratulate you, you have a fast Internet.
Because if you had some 20 Mbps, then a picture of 1366x768 would be drawn at about 0.5-1 fps ... If I put it clearly ...
In short, the graphics will slow down terribly at a low Internet speed.
> but without "dancing" with JavaScript?
I still don’t understand why JS didn’t please you.
> maybe there is something like that, even experimental.
Let it be experimental, let it be buggy guano, but to suit your whim?
Good approach, nothing to say.

Answer 2

Qt has something similar in development https://wiki.qt.io/Qt_for_Google_Native_Client
but so far they are adding regular animations there, I doubt that 3D will pull.

Answer 3

you just don't understand what programming is.
your question is "how to write a game without programming?"
the game is a program - the program in the browser is js
there are no other options

Answer 4

In my opinion, no, that is, in principle, there is c ++ => emscripten => asm.js (which, ideally, would not be js). Asm.js has high performance only (this is what I know, but they say there are some builds of other browsers) in Firefox, in other cases asm.js is translated into js. In general, the answer is yes (in theory), but it seems like no (mostly in practice)
www.davevoyles.com/asm-js-and-webgl-for-unity-and-...