Python and WebAssembly? Here's how to make it work
Briefly

The article discusses key resources for Python readers, including deployment of Python to WebAssembly alongside five other languages, detailing their pros and cons. It guides users on setting up Python without internet access, perfect for unreliable networks or travel. Additionally, it addresses Python 3.13's removal of outdated packages, offering solutions for users needing replacements for packages like smtpd, cgi, and msilib, which are essential for various Python applications.
"Python's a 'batteries included' language, but some of those batteries have been dead for a while. Python 3.13 ripped 'em out and sent 'em sailing."
"Airgapped Python: Setting up Python without a network. This step-by-step guide helps users who face unreliable networks or need functionality without Wi-Fi."
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