
MicroPython in the browser: sandboxed Python execution via WebAssembly
Hacker News·3d·Simon Willison
Running untrusted Python code safely in a browser sandbox using MicroPython compiled to WebAssembly opens new possibilities for educational tools, code playgrounds, and embedded scripting without backend infrastructure. Makers building interactive Python learning platforms or code-sharing tools can now execute user scripts client-side with isolation guarantees.
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