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Python To Web - Your Python App online. Python can run in the cloud, for free. You can use PythonAnywhere to setup your Python web app or website quickly. There is no need to configure or maintain a web server, as you often have to do with other programming languages. Install Python on Suse. If you’re using different operating systems like RHEL, CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu or other Linux operating systems, you can just install python using yum or apt. In my case I use SLES 11 SP3 OS and python interpreter comes installed by default in it. Most of the case you won’t have to worry about installing python.

1. How to Make a Web App with Python. For Python code to run on the web, you need to use a web framework. Here, we are going to use Flask. Activate the Python environment on your computer and then install Flask with the 'pip' package installer. To activate your Python environment, simply open the project directory and use.
2. Run the code below to start a custom web server. To create a custom web server, we need to use the HTTP protocol. By design the http protocol has a “get” request which returns a file on the server. If the file is found it will return 200. The server will start at port 8080 and accept default web browser requests.

You can use PythonAnywhere to setup your Python web app or website quickly

There is no need to configure or maintain a web server, as you often have to do with other programming languages.

Everything is set up and ready to go.

Python Web App online

Put your Python app online

You can get your Python website or Python (Flask) app online in 2 minutes!

The process is quite easy.

First sign up on PythonAnywhere. Then click on the “Open Web Tab”.

Click on “Add a new web app”. Then click next. You’ll be presented with several Python web frameworks you can choose from.

Select Flask and click next. If you want to, you can change the project’s directory.

Then select your Python version. If you don’t have any legacy, pick the newest version.

Then click next. You can optionally change your app name.

Click next

Run Python

Now your Python Flask web app is online! Click on the green button, your website will then show.

You can change your website from the bash console, or if you want you can edit it straight from your browser.

That’s it, that’s how easy it is to put your Python Flask App online.

From here you can use the built-in browser-based editor, Bash consoles,you can use git, mercurial and other VCS’s to push and pull your code.

Related course:Python Flask: Create Web Apps with Flask

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