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I don't have any experience with Python sucking on Windows? The only thing that's a bit of a hassle is distributing the interpreter, but this is no harder than
by nightcracker 12y ago
I don't have any experience with Python sucking on Windows? The only thing that's a bit of a hassle is distributing the interpreter, but this is no harder than a VC++ redistributable.
- amouat 12y agoPython on Windows works mainly fine for me - it took me a while to get IIS to work with Flask, but other than that I had few issues.
- groovy2shoes 12y agoI've had good luck using cx_Freeze to "build" Python applications on Windows (and on Linux, for that matter). It bundles the bytecode of your Python app with a Python interpreter stub and any necessary shared libraries. On Windows, it can even build an MSI package. Users can't tell the difference from other applications.