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The kernels will still run on the cloud I believe. It would be great if Jupiter works better for larger programs and ui development.
by airocker 5y ago
The kernels will still run on the cloud I believe. It would be great if Jupiter works better for larger programs and ui development.
- qbasic_forever 5y agoNo, read more from the README. This uses pyodide, a WASM port of desktop Python that runs entirely in the browser (obviously stuff like file access is sandboxed). In addition it adds a web worker that runs a Javascript kernel powered by your browser's JS engine. All of this runs 100% in your browser, there is no server component at all.