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dorfsmay on Nov 10, 2015 | parent | context | favorite | on: PyPy.js – PyPy in Your Browser

I think most scientific apps written in Python rely on native non-pure-python (written in C, Fortran etc...) modules which I'd expect to not work in this context.

voltagex_ on Nov 10, 2015 [–]

If you wanted to go crazy you could use Emscripten but I could easily see pushing the C+Python parts to a server-side web service and then using Pypy.js for the rest.

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