Hello everyone, and thanks to the team for their excellent work on PyScript.

As a dedicated Streamlit user, I wanted to experiment with creating a notebook using PyScript. The idea was to create a serverless notebook with interactivity and a developer-friendly experience. I used marked.js to convert the markdown into HTML and Tailwind CSS (along with its Typography and Forms plugins) for the rendering.

The experience was surprisingly straightforward: you write your text in Markdown, your Python code, you save it, and it works. It offers interactivity without the need for compilation (unlike Quarto) or a server (unlike Streamlit). The code is simple. I started using this to deliver one-time analysys to my clients, and it's nice.

You can see the result here : https://nicolasgallandpro.github.io/open_data_exploration/pyscript_demo/

I also wrote an article to explain my approach, the pros and the cons : https://medium.com/@nicogalland/a-simple-serverless-static-interactive-python-notebook-with-pyscrypt-marked-js-and-tailwind-css-ef40419345d1

The code :

The only real drawback I encountered is the inability to read remote Parquet files (soon ?)