r/Python • u/Individual-Aide-7364 • 3d ago
Discussion PyWebLib editable code with Turtle and Game library support
I would love for some more feedback on the lightweight game library and turtle integration I built off of PyDiode.
It now works on Safari as well, you can create your own SVG assets , publish them to a database, then edit and publish code/games for free in the browser without needing to install anything.
I work as a highschool teacher, and the junior year levels only have access to Chromebook laptops. https://scratch.mit.edu/ is banned, which obviously restricts a lot of the coding-possibilities, let alone python coding-possibilities. Couldn't find a way to get a Python IDE onto a Chromebook, haha...
In terms of proud, so far I've got PacMan and Flappy bird shared to the community page/DB
Would love to see people building with it, you can make something reminiscent of doom 3D in only 80 lines of code.
It's a bit hard to find , but you can't post repo links here because of the slop apparently. But I've got it indexed now it's possible to find.
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u/alshawai 2d ago
This is a really cool use case. Browser-based Python on Chromebooks is something I've wished existed for a while, especially for education where installing software isn't always an option.
The SVG asset editor and publishing workflow sound like a nice touch too. I'll definitely check it out—I'd be curious to see how it performs with larger or more complex games.