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Mozilla details Pyodide, which brings Python to browsers caught my eye.

However, it is not quite stable, according to the article.

Is there a gratis, stable, popular and well supported means of running Python as Web Assembly?

Obviously, without a good IDE, including debugger, it won't be of much use.

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  • Not WebAssembly, but Brython is another setup for using Python in the browser. – BrenBarn May 11 at 5:41
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You should not expect any Python runtime in Wbassembly production-grade stable yet. Webassembly came out 2 years ago. Pyodide (supported by Mozilla) is the most well supported Python AFAIK.

BTW, have you actually tried Pyodide? It runs quite well in my computer.

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  • Nope, I only read of it yesterday. I will give it a spin over the holiday weekend. I am a very reluctant JS coder, and would much rater code C, or Python or Ada, but now we enter fantasy land ;-). – Mawg Apr 18 at 7:10
  • Hmm, I think that I will wait until there is a decent IDE which lets me test my web assembly in the actual browser code - unless you know of one? – Mawg Apr 18 at 7:12
  • please see softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/questions/47418/… – Mawg Apr 18 at 7:21

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