So it’s a bit “out there” but the JupyterLab notebook is currently able to be completely “hosted” on a static web page using Pyodide kernels using web assembly. This is Python running directly within the user’s browser. No application server needed: [image] GitHub - jupyterlite/jupyterlite…

I created a separate thread focusing on stlite . [image] New library: stlite, a port of Streamlit to Wasm, powered by Pyodide 💬 Show the Community! Hello everyone balloon, I have started a new project, stlite ( GitHub - whitphx/stlite: A port of Streamlit to Wasm, powered …

Feature idea, Pyodide JupyterLite like Streamlit

Using Streamlit

whitphx May 20, 2022, 6:33am 8

Hi, I have started working on this.
I will share the progress when I make something sharable

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New library: stlite, a port of Streamlit to Wasm, powered by Pyodide

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Feature idea, Pyodide JupyterLite like Streamlit

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