Brython powers the web port of my fun/easy app builder called CardStock

[benjie-git]

Hi all,

Over the last few years, I built a cross-platform app-building system called CardStock. It's meant to be very easy to get started, and is based on many of the ideas from Apple's old HyperCard project. More recently, I've ported this python-based development tool to run in the web, and brython made that possible. Thank you so much @PierreQuentel ! You can check it out at https://cardstock.run/.

It's meant to be easy enough to use as a first programming environment while learning to code, but powerful enough for professionals to use as a rapid prototyping tool. You start by drawing out your GUI like in a drawing program, and then add code to handle events into each object, where ever you need it. It offers syntax highlighting, live syntax-error detection, autocomplete, find/replace across your whole program, and now offers multi-user collaboration, so that multiple people can edit the same app together. There are also many example apps(stacks) to explore, including some pretty fun games, if I do say so myself.

To all brython developers/users - I would love it if you would check out CardStock.run, and give me your impressions, feedback, and any suggestions you have for improvements.

Here's a quick tutorial showing how the basics work on the almost identical desktop version:
https://github.com/benjie-git/CardStock/wiki/Tutorial-Dice

Thank you very much,
Ben