Winston Chang | Running Shiny without a server | RStudio (2022)

Shiny for Python has the ability to be deployed without a server that runs Python. These applications can be served by any web hosting service. They are easily deployed and can scale to handle large amounts of traffic.
This mode of deployment is called Shinylive. It works by running Python in the user’s web browser, using Pyodide, which is a version of Python that is compiled to WebAssembly. Shinylive opens up new possibilities for how Shiny applications can be used. In this talk I discuss the advantages and the limitations of Shinylive applications.
Session: Some of my best friends use Python

[@jimmyquiddd]

Great job. As I am more comfortable with r than Py, I cant wait to see it with r too.

[@paulabarros4145]

Nice work!

[@happylearning-gp]

Excellent, could please make one like this for R in shinylive, if applicable

[@occams-and-razors6978]

Great stuff! Reminds me of when those clever folks from the Columbus Collaboratory created a way to do this from R years ago -- per their Shiny meets Electron talk from UseR! 2018.

[@send2dan]

Do you have any more details pls?

[@DevinTey]

cool !

[@caty863]

Just months after shiny is ported to Python and now they can already do all this stuff that us, R users, can't yet do. I like the Python community already. I think I should now quit procrastinating and start learning Python already. Jeez!