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RE: Python for STEEM ... anybody ?
If you want to learn the alphabet, it doesn't matter which letter you start with.
Ok, you are joking.... because there are many different alphabets. But maybe I understood it right anyway. When I use Python, I use this programming only on my own computer, for my own purposes. For example, if I need a special Steem statistic. If I want to run a program on client browsers, like a Steem-Condenser, I have to use Javascript.
Or can I install Python on the web server, run all Steem queries on it and then handle the output in the client HTML? Does that make sense? Does this make anything easier?
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There are frameworks for Python, too.
They would have to run on your webserver, like you wrote.
With JS you can let the user's computer do the work for you - they only download the script.
Hmmmmmm.... JS... Python... First I need Javascript, for the condenser. You don't know Javascript, I guess. We have already written about it. An endless circle.....
But I will remember @felixxx and Python. When it comes to that. What I have installed on the webserver I don't know anymore. I can't see through it for a long time.
I started steessenger, which is pure JS.
But I know very little about webdesign and html - so JS is not that useful to me.