It can’t be that hard to write Python on the front end, surely? I mean it must be possible, right? Python comes with batteries included! But now I need to learn CSS, HTML and Javascript just to click a button that logs Hello, world!
Enter Anvil - where a bit of Python is all you need.
We take care of the UI…
Anvil’s drag-and-drop UI builder makes it easy to build your front-end, with no JavaScript or HTML involved:
Note: This guide includes screenshots of the Classic Editor. Since we created this guide, we've released the new Anvil Editor, which is more powerful and easier to use.
All the code in this guide will work, but the Anvil Editor will look a little different to the screenshots you see here!
…and get you to the code
Write client-side Python to connect to your UI:
Once you’ve built a web app in Python…
… for example, by following one of the many tutorials…
… you can share it with one click
Deploying Anvil apps is a one-click process, letting you focus on the Dev and not the Ops.
It’s free to use - forever
Get Python super-powers for the web:
… and, of course, it’s open-source:
Host your own Anvil apps, wherever you want.
And if you needed more:
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Nothing but Python required!