I’ve dabbled with C++ WASM with JS, WASM is genuinely the future of front-end it surprises me it hasn’t ‘flooded’ web dev already… and when there are proper built-in bindings for DOM functionality there is no way WASM won’t take over, it’ll always be the best option
The only reason against this I can see is that you will have to learn lower level compiled languages and some people will still prefer the “safety” of js.
The basics are essential for web development. Past that you can just compile-to js if your language supports it. You just need to know how to bind the right functions, after that you can use whatever you want.
If my knowledge is correct (probally isn’t lol), you have to have a front end framework (HTML might be) to have a website, or it’s just a server? I don’t know.
Django is like Flask but with some differences. It comes with an admin panel, could be scaled up, and has an already built-in database. It isn’t as popular as Flask, but still can be used to build webpages.
The official website is djangoproject.com.