Browser front-end, python back-end

[Tim Lavoie]

>>>>> "Eric" == Eric Mattes <ericmattes at yahoo.com> writes:

    Eric> Sorry, I should have been more specific about the intent of
    Eric> this program. I am intending to distribute the program in a
    Eric> form which does

    Eric> not require an internet connection. I wanted a python
    Eric> program to act as a server so that it can receive requests
    Eric> from a browser pointing to localhost.

    Eric> The program is a turn-based game, so it is suitable for web
    Eric> browser implementation. I'm just wondering if its feasable
    Eric> to have the whole app (server and all) in one package.

Just out of curiosity, why did you want to use a browser for the
interface on a local-only game? Pygame is excellent for this sort of
thing, and possibly much easier to use and write. Don't get me wrong,
the browser idea works well for lots of things, but you don't want to
miss out on other options.

  Cheers,
  Tim

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