How to be a pro Typescript developer

interface Props {
  comment: INewPostCommentResponse;
  children?: ReactNode;
  commentLikeBusy?: boolean;
  onLikePress?: (comment: INewPostCommentResponse) => void;
  onDeleteClick?: (comment: INewPostCommentResponse) => void;
  onReplySubmit?: (data: { content: string; repliedTo: string }) => void;
  onCommentUpdate?: (data: editedComment) => void;
}

Running Python in the Browser

While Python is a popular tool that you can use to code on the backend, there are a few tools you can explore to try it on the front end as well. You can use Brython, Transcrypt, and Pyjs to write JavaScript-powered web applications entirely in Python.

You can use other strategies to combine Python code and JavaScript in the same application. The most straightforward is by communicating via a simple, open standard like JSON.