Andreas Jung wrote:
Because both languages are too different. You will never be able to express all the odd features of JS using Python. If you reduce the JS functionality to a subset then this might work to some degree. If you depend on the full JS functionality, forget it :-)
They are both Turing Complete. By definition, you can express all of the odd features of JS using Python. It is only a matter of efficiency. Reducing the JS functionality to a subset would probably be just fine anyway. All you really need to be able to do is manipulate the DOM and do XMLRPC since that is what AJAX is all about.
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