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I'm having great fun with Transcrypt , a fantastic Python 3 to Javascript compiler available as a python module . Most of my code is synchronous, but i've had no problem doing things with setTimeout and XHR requests. Now i've started using PouchDB for local persistence and am trying to find a pretty way to handle promises. At the moment, I am doing this to write to a pouchdb instance: def db_put(): def put_success(doc): print("Put a record in the db. Id: ", doc.id, "rev: ", doc.rev) def put_failure(error): print('Failed to put a record in the db. Error: ', error) strHello = {'_id': "1", 'title

I'm very excited to see that it is now possible to code Python in the browser. These are the main candidates (please add any I may have overlooked): Brython Skulpt PyPy.js Transcrypt But how to choose between them? The only obvious difference I can see is that Skulpt is based on Python 2, whereas Brython is based on Python 3. Please note: This is not a request for recommendations or opinions. I'm seeking objective facts that would inform an educated choice. fzzylogic Here's some info on Brython vs Transcrypt (July 2016, since Transcrypt was added as an option on this question by the OP),

Is it possible to integrate Python and JavaScript? For example, imagine you wanted to be able to define classes in JavaScript and use them from Python (or vice versa). If so, what's the best way? I'm interested not only if this is possible but if anyone has done it within a "serious" project or product . I'm guessing it would be possible using Jython and Rhino , for one example, but I'm curious whether or not anyone's ever actually done this, and if there are solutions for other platforms (especially CPython ). Here's something, a Python wrapper around the SeaMonkey Javascript interpreter...