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this post was submitted on 02 Sep 2023
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This thread reminds me of stackoverflow, most people are just convincing you in something else and it is obvious they have never been in your (and mine) situation.
Just answer question if you have some idea, yes we know python exist, that's nice, but not an answer to this question.
IMHO the closest real existing thing is compilers to WASM and then using a JavaScript engine, possibly a JavaScript engine which can run in bash (like that ridiculous hack below, lmao)
Knock off the childish fucking gatekeeping and go back to reddit. It's what the wider industry uses.
It's perfectly acceptable to not want to use a certain tool.
You would be the kind of person on SO to reply to a question saying "how do I do A" with "nobody does A, do B instead". That's not constructive.
It absolutely can be constructive. The reason people respond that way on SO is because it is genuinely common for people to think they need something because they've misinterpreted the core problem they have.