2017-10-14 Python and javascript
I was doing some research on some other topic but I found this javascript library filbert which parses and converts a Python script into a javascript script. The output is quite verbose but follows the syntactic tree produced by the parser. Transcrypt is less verbose. I then became curious about pyjs which I saw in a conference. It did not get any update in two years so it seems to be discontinued but Brython is still alive and seems a better tool to run python from a javascript page. I also discovered pyduketape which wraps in Python a javascript engine. It is a different approach from the one followed by ghost.py which is relying on PySide.
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Xavier Dupré
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