| Anaconda Releases PyScript Coding Platform |
| Written by Kay Ewbank |
| Tuesday, 28 March 2023 |
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Anaconda has released PyScript.com, a free coding platform for creating web applications with data interactivity and computation based on Python. The platform is now generally available for free as a software service. Anaconda is best known for its data science platform and as the incubator of the open-source PyScript project.
PyScript was released last year as a proof-of-concept, and is still being improved. PyScript.com is based on the original open-source project, and Anaconda describes it as a commercially viable and easy-to-use web-based framework for Python application development. The new framework is designed to widen the range of people who can create rich, interactive, shareable Python-powered web applications directly in the browser. Peter Wang, CEO and co-founder of Anaconda, said: "PyScript.com wasn't designed for professional developers and data scientists, rather for the 99% of the world that aren't Python proficient or professionals... we anticipate less than 1% of the world's population knows how to code. If we're dedicated to a digital-first future, we must break the existing barrier of entry to coding." PyScript.com can run on any browser and is designed to be an expressive, easy-to-learn platform for quickly building and deploying web applications. PyScript.com can be used to publish and share applications and projects with a public URL while working with a suite of web-ready Python libraries. The framework can be used for a variety of types of applications, from data-centric applications such as dynamic models and dashboards, to in-browser games and traditional web applications. The framework treats the browser on a local machine as the application's virtual machine or server, which in addition to avoiding the need to interact with a server also means PyScript.com runs in a safe development sandbox, where no data flows in or outbound from browser-based projects. Code changes show up immediately with the live preview console, and developers can import pre-built components from a library of user interface elements. PyScript.com follows HTML's styling rules, reads CSS stylesheets and runs bidirectionally with JavaScript's styling and interaction. The platform supports multiple file types and has a portfolio of pre-built projects.
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