OMG, The anaconda team broke the news and PyScript is now a thing (Apparently, PyScript is a framework used to create web apps by simply using unique HTML tags)
I think python wants to take over - this just reminds me of the serpent in the Garden of Eden.
So the PyScript team says they want users to spend time thinking and writing apps and solving real-world problems, they want to make the process "fun"
, and more straightforward. Hoorah!
, and more straightforward. Hoorah!PyScript has the following:
- The Platform
- The Stack
Built on WebAssembly, Emscripten (no we didn’t make that word up), and Pyodide that tries to “strip away most of the complexity of the client/server modern web” by enabling drop-in content, external file hosting, and app hosting that doesn’t rely on server-side configuration.
- The Interface
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PyScript is whaaaaaat?
PyScript is currently built on Pyodide, which is a “port of CPython to WebAssembly/Emscripten.” PyScript supports writing and running Python code in a browser, and it will provide support for other languages in the future.
The Gist: Python and its creations should chill if the tech isn't revolutionary, they've already got their hooks everywhere(Yeah, in DataScience too ...) and I'll just mention npm on Twitter!
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