Re: some programming questions
just a small note. you can use Web Storage and Indexed DB to store things locally on the browser without needing to use a backend, but your browser might evict the data eventually if either storage system gets full and the data for your game happens to be chosen by the browser's eviction algorithm.
A way you can protect against this loss is to give the user option to download a save game as a file, which they can use to restore a game.
But, to provide automatic game saving and reliability that the save game won't be lost you will need a back end.
you shouldn't really need anything very complex though. for python, flask is quick to get started with.
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