Ressources #

• HTML/CSS: languages used in Zelbinium to create graphical interfaces;
• Python: the programming language used in Zelbinium;
• Brython : Python interpreter in the web browser ;
• Replit: Python IDE (and others) in the web browser;
• Termux: Python on Android;
• iSH: Python on iOS and derivatives (for devices like iPhone, iPad…);
• Software forges: host the source code of your applications in the cloud;
• Atlas toolkit: very light toolkit to easily add a GUI to your programs and bring them online.

Replit can also be used on a personal computer, so you can work on the same application both with your smartphone or tablet, and with a computer provided by some establishments. In the latter case, make sure that your browser does not store your Replit account login details, and that you log out of your Replit account before leaving your computer.

If you have your own personal computer, you can install a Python interpreter on it (installation procedure) and benefit from all the comfort of an integrated development environment. Similarly, you can use Termux on Android, or iSH under iOS (or derivatives), to install a Python interpreter on a smartphone or tablet. Transferring applications between different devices can be greatly facilitated by the use of a software forge.

Installing a Python interpreter means you don’t need Replit, but you can easily transfer an application to or from Replit, which can also be done with a software forge, allowing it to be used in parallel…