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I wonder if there is a way to port an application written in Python and PyQt into a web browser. So instead of running the application from a local drive it would run straight from a web and being displayed within a web browser such as Chrome or Firefox. Just like a "normal" application it would allow the user to input or select values using QLineEdits, QComboBoxes, QListWidgets and etc but all within a web browser. Since the application's GUI is written in PyQt I wonder if the same Qt widgets used in its "standalone" version somehow could be "ported" to a web browser. If moving all the Qt widgets to a web browser not an option please suggest where to start. What Python modules are needed, what learning resources and etc.

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    You can see this post : stackoverflow.com/questions/24517954/… Commented Sep 7, 2014 at 16:36
  • Also, you can take a look at Wt. It will require you to write another front-end/user interface with Wt widgets, but you can utilize Qt and other C++ libraries with it. I don't know if Wt has bindings for Python. Commented Sep 7, 2014 at 17:47
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