Browser-Based Desktop Apps 1.1 Python script

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Browser-Based Desktop Apps script allows you to create a simple browser-based desktop application. Browser-Based Desktop Apps script allows you to create a simple browser-based desktop application. &lo create The browser is an attractive UI target for an application for many reasons. This script shows you how to use CherryPy and the standard library module 'webbrowser' to create a simple 'Hello, World' browser-based application. Persistence can be added with ease using the standard module shelve, a database, CSV files, etc. Even though CherryPy uses a threaded server by default, synchronization of the datasource shouldn't be much of a concern as we are dealing with a single-user desktop application. To be on the safe side, you can set 'server.threadPool':1 to have a single request handler thread. Requirements: · CherryPy
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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