How bad is it to use Python to make browser games?

Question

Python

I had a couple of free weeks, I wanted to make a browser game, I am almost not familiar with JavaScript, but I have been working with python for a very long time, is it worth using it for this or am I just suffering?

Answer 1

As a backend - norms.
There is no python on the front. Unless you consider some handicraft transpilers like this: https://github.com/replit-archive/empythoned
But with them you suffer so much. Or rather, judging by what and where you ask the question, you won’t succeed.

Answer 2

python is normally used as a backend (it seems to be exactly what it is in wargaming)
and in the browser itself - there is only JS. you can’t upload a python there, it
turns out you can

Answer 3

If you want to tinker with Python in your browser, you can take a look at Brython .

Answer 4

Every task needs its own tool. Python is undoubtedly a good language, but its scope is limited. If you want a game in the browser, then only JS. But writing in pure JS is suicide, to reduce development time use Vue , it will give you the same conciseness and flexibility as Python, in addition, there are a bunch of modules for Vue, including those for working with WebGL , but for simple games it is better to use canvas .

Answer 5

If you are not familiar with JS, but you know Python, then take Dart and the game framework from pub.dev