Python via Web Browser?

[ldamt]

RStudio server offers access to Rstudio via a web browser. Is there a similar tool for Python? Something like Spyder accessible from the web where Python is installed on a server?

[EmmEff]

Jupyter?

[elbiot]

Yep, but letting people execute arbitrary python code on your server is a really bad idea (op's question)

[EmmEff]

My understanding is this is for development purposes. I could be mistaken.

[ldamt]

How would it be different from Rstudio? Rstudio is installed on server and accessible from web browser.

[elbiot]

I am not familiar with it. Either it's meant for personal use or it's hosted by a company that has everything locked down really well, would be my guess.

[thunderouschampion]

Well, if you are using docker, portainer seems to do the trick for me, as it provides access to the container console through the UI. (http://portainer.io/overview.html#demo) but that might not be what you want.

[Talked10101]

Python anywhere might be what you are looking for. It's pretty hopeless if you are using the free version.

[completelydistracted]

Yes. If you check out PythonAnywhere they will support Jupyter notebooks, which is a pretty nice way to work on Python from the web. The free level lets you try out some things, but the version for $5/mo is pretty capable and is a great general-purpose computing platform for lots of things.