I want to make something like Replit that is built to deploy and run Python online.
I know how to make the website function (Like register, login, sessions) But I don't know how to make or how to start to build the Python Virtual Machine.
Is there any ways to possibly do that?
Thanks,
Matan.
I did not try anything but i expect for a python virtual machine which runs code and sends the result
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Recently found this python project on Github:https://github.com/dAPTaset/dAPTaset
Wanted to run it on local machine and play around with it but not sure what framework or platform it would run on. No notes found on the initial setup and wanted to be able to run this. Any hints or pointers on what platform/framework/solution to use would help.
I want to write a program using python as logic, because of the extensive libraries available in python suited for this project, and to develop the UI using react.
Is this at all possible, or is there a different method which is easier?
if you want to use react as a front end for a website, you could run python as the back end using something like flask or Django. Python can't be run in the browser, you'll need to run python on a server or run in locally on your machine if the project is just for you.
I've never worked with Django before so forgive me if a question sounds stupid.
I need to develop a web application, but I do not want to deploy it on a server. I need to package it, so that others would "install" it on their machine and run it. Why I want to do it this way? There are many reasons, which I don't want to go into right now. My question is: can I do it? If yes, then how?
This is possible. However, the client machine would need to be equipped with the correct technologies for this to work.
When you launch a web app on a server (live), the server is required to have certain settings and installs. For example, a Django web app: the server must have a version of Django installed.
Hence, whichever machine is running your web app, must have Django installed. It presumably also needs to have the database too. It might be quite a hassling process but it's possible.
Just like as a developer, you may have multiple users working on 1 project. So, they all need to have that project 'installed' on their devices so they can run it locally.
You need to either use a python to executable program, with Django already in it. The website files you can place into the dist folder or whatever folder has the executable in it. Then you can compress it and share it with others (who have the same OS as you).
For an example:
You have this script in Django (I'm too lazy to actually write one), and you want to share it with someone who doesn't have Python and Django on his/her computer.
I have a python algorithm that access a huge database in my laptop. I want to create a web server to work with it. can I use django with the folder paths I have used ? like how do I communicate with it ? I want to get an image from web application and get it sent to my laptop and run algorithm on it then send result back to the webserver. would that still be possible without me changing my algorithm paths? like I use os.path to access my database folder, would I still be able to do what with django or shall I learn something else? I wanted to try django as it runs in python and I can learn it easy.
I have found out that django works fine with os.path and no problems. actually if you are programming with python then django is a great choice for server work.
I have been getting into programming and I would love it if my friends and I could program python (Client Side as in I could run it on my computer offline(Saying it is an offline application)) in cloud 9 IDE (If you don't know you can work real time with your team in the IDE). The problem is it will run it as if I am using it as a web language. Also DJANGO just gets in the way.
Any way I can launch it as an application?
You need not install Django on Cloud9. You've got the option to install a blank container. From there you can pip install anything like. Write your .py file and then python run myfile.py -- Link to Cloud9 Docs
While not as slick as Cloud9 Python Anywhere which is more focussed on Python Apps.