PyDPainter Development

I have been making progress on a few things in the PyDPainter project: Running PyDPainter on the Web I was able to get parts of PyDPainter to run on the web. Here is a screenshot of it running it in a web browser:     As you can see, the mouse pointer has a weird green block around it. Also, bringing up any requester freezes the program, so you can't load and save files for example. It's a start though, and I think it can get full functionality with some more work on it. Animation Features  I've crossed off some things from my list in my last update: playback of animations fix the palette bugs that were introduced by having multiple palettes in animations save numbered frames save IFF ANIM save GIF The big things left are to allow for saving of animations now. I am contemplating whether to write my own animated GIF saver which probably will take a while and won't be very efficient or to use ImageMagik's animated GIF conversion. That would introduce another dependenc...

I've been working on a few things with PyDPainter: PyDPainter Web Site I recently got the PyDPainter web site up and running. It is mostly a copy of the content that is already in GitHub but in an easier-to-read format. I made a script that refreshes this content directly from GitHub when any of it changes. There is also some exclusive content like the art gallery , where artists have submitted some amazing pieces of art that they have drawn with PyDPainter. I also included some of my simple squiggles just for balance. Running PyDPainter on the Web There is a project called PygBag that allows you to run Python programs in a web browser. I've tried to get PyDPainter running in the past but with no success. I tried again yesterday and had some limited success showing the initial PyDPainter screen but only occasionally. I hope I can get a version of PyDPainter running on the web soon. That would really lower the barrier to entry for people who would want to try it out...