Hello, I have spent the past few days trying to figure out the best way to make an interactive web application related to some computational biology calculations. It seems like Sage could be a great way to do this: the code could easily be written in Sage and @interact could be used to create the desired parameter input from the user. However, I need a way to allow the public to interact with such a program. I thought that since Sage worksheets can be published, this would be easy. However, it seems like @interact does not work in published worksheets! There are some threads on this from a few years ago. Has this issue been solved since then? If not, does anyone know any work-arounds or other ways to create applet like functionality from Sage?
In a previous thread user "William" mentioned he was working on this (see excerpt below)..any progress? (2) I am hiring somebody (thanks to NSF funding) right now to create a system for using @interact completely outside of the Sage notebook. I.e., you'll be able to just include them directly into your own static html pages on your web page, but all actual computations to make the interacts work will secretly behind the scenes use your sagenb.org account and be done on sagenb.org. I can't guarantee this project will succeed, but if it does, then it will nicely solve your problem (and my problems too). Thanks so much! All solutions appreciated, even those that don't involve Sage. I wanted to avoid learning Java or Javascript to do this. Thanks Alison -- To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/sage-support URL: http://www.sagemath.org
