Projects

pyjamas

pyjamas is a port of Google's GWT to Python. It provides a stand-alone python-to-javascript compiler, an AJAX framework and library and a Widget Set framework that looks very similar to Desktop widget sets such as pyqt4 and pygkt2. With pyjamas, rich media applications can be written entirely ... [More] in python that run in all major web browsers. As of version 0.6, Pyjamas Desktop is now included by default, making it possible to run pyjamas python applications - unmodified - as native python Desktop applications. All HTML, CSS and plugin features are still available, even in the browser version, thanks to the use of browser engine technology. WebKit, XULRunner and MSHTML are the three current available options. [Less]

*lite CSS

*lite CSS is a simple, lightweight and relatively easy to understand (x)HTML+CSS "framework" (actually it is just one stupid CSS file and some basic divs with id and class attributes to compose it) which anybody can grab and use as a base to build their own W3C standards compliant ... [More] , accessible, table-less layout without the need to reinvent the wheel and experience the trouble while testing and trying to make it work flawlessly in every browser again. (Update: Thanks to recent death of IE6, this is now needed much less than in the past, but can be useful anyway. Also note that *lite CSS is included as an essential part of the Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware since Tiki version 3.) [Less]

Pyjs

Pyjs is a port of Google's GWT to Python. It provides a stand-alone python-to-javascript compiler, an AJAX library, widget toolkit, and general-purpose libraries that resemble desktop toolkits such as pyqt4 and pygkt2. With Pyjs, rich media applications can be written entirely in python, and ... [More] deployed for all major web browsers. Pyjs Native is now included by default, making it possible to run Pyjs applications -- unmodified -- as native Python desktop applications. HTML, CSS, and plugin features remain available, even in the browser version, thanks to ubiquitous browser engine technology. WebKit, XULRunner and MSHTML are the three current available options. [Less]