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New AnswerJava has applet for front end so it still count And python, even though its not natively supported in browser think its still possible. You might be able to write the python interpreter in js to make it work in browser edit: well i found one https://github.com/brython-dev/brython/blob/master/README.md
Taste Maybe because I tried it after html5 was here. Btw I want a substitute for JS. Is there any ??
You also can do it in C or C++ ! If you want it in a browser : use WASM (Web Assembler) If not : you can communicate with your server using sockets and recreating the protocol (HTTP, SMTP, ...) or use libraries that get the job done for you. For HTTP, I know that curl has an API (libcurl) that do it really easily
You can use python in web. For example, this is what Burey Made https://code.sololearn.com/WnQZ0B7qvLjF/?ref=app
Taste I have tried applet but it's not that cool. Also, html5 doesn't support it.
Mamun Rahman If I sincerely talk about java then I must say I forgot more than half of it since the day I have switched to py. So, I may not be the best person to help u with advanced java. Btw u can take help from people like Gaurav Agarwal and LukArToDo
Do you mean working on the client side (ie a web browser)? Or generating html file? If the latter, than, for example, using the Razor engine (ASP.NET), you can generate such files (pages) that will eventually be sent to the client in response.
ಮಾರುತಿ it is a solution to make web pages using C or C++,but I never used it personally
It was the coolest thing in web development, same as flash. But html5 really kill them, it has the functionality they were offer ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Yeah, there are. You can use python3 with brython link provided above, or python2 using skuplt like in burey's code
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