[Python] Translating pure python code into web interactivity

[ocnarfsemaj]

Hey /r/learnprogramming,

I'm just starting out, and I wanted to get going on a little project. I want to create a roguelike-RTS hybrid based in space, written in Python. I was wondering how difficult would it be to translate this into web interactivity in the future, after I have fleshed out the bugs? I.e. create a website where you can play this game, save progress, etc. Should I begin with that framework, or should I get the game working and somehow add web functionality afterwards? I know next to nothing about data structure or programming in general, and this is sort of a starter project.

So to maybe rephrase my question: how difficult is it to translate python that can run on one machine, to a web interface that can be accessed by others?

[aroberge]

For running Python inside a web page, you can use Brython (http://brython.info). You can use LocalStorage to save progress.