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https://github.com/lovelysystems/pyjamas

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Current Release: 0.6
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A third alpha release is being done due to the large number of contributions:
over 125 items are in the CHANGELOG since the 0.5p1 stable release.
The TODO list is now officially cleared: this is likely to be the last
prerelease. Thank you to everyone who's helped highlight issues.

Pyjamas
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Pyjamas is a port of Google Web Toolkit to Python, and thus enables
the development of AJAX applications in Python.

For more information, see:

http://pyjs.org

Pyjamas-Desktop
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Pyjamas runs your application in a Web Browser (as javascript); Pyjamas-Desktop
runs exactly the same python application on the Desktop (as python)

http://pyjd.org

Release 0.6 of Pyjamas also incorporates Pyjamas-Desktop directly into
the Pyjamas Distribution. To use Pyjamas-Desktop there are three choices,
with more planned (MacOSX PyObjC; KDE's PyKHTML).

1) - Gecko / XulRunner

install hulahop and python-xpcom. hulahop is distributed with
both Debian and Ubuntu; python-xpcom is part of XULRunner and is
also distributed with both Debian and Ubuntu. Other users should
investigate the installation instructions for python-xpcom and
hulahop for the operating system of their choice on the appropriate
web sites.

2) - PyWebKitGtk

you will need a patched version of pywebkitgtk:
http://code.google.com/p/pywebkitgtk/issues/detail?id=13

you will need a patched version of webkit:
http://github.com/lkcl/webkit/16401.master

Detailed build instructions are available on http://pyjd.org

3) - MSHTML (experimental!)

For Windows users, all that's required, other than installing python
and Internet Explorer, is one further packages: Win32 "comtypes".

It can be downloaded here:
* http://sourceforge.net/projects/comtypes/

The MSHTML version primarily works, but the differences between IE and
other browser engines are shining through, load and clear! Reports
using IE8 would be appreciated.