start a bmi web service on port 80 ( online Demo [http://pywebio-demos.demo.wangweimin.site/?pywebio_api=bmi] ). If you want to integrate the bmi() service into an existing web framework, you can visit Integration described below, which is different from the traditional web development patton that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need write code in Python. In fact, the way of like writing a console program, except that the terminal here becomes a browser. Using the imperative API provided by PyWebIO, you can simply call put_text, put_image, put_table and other functions to output

start a bmi web service on port 80 ( online Demo [http://pywebio-demos.demo.wangweimin.site/?pywebio_api=bmi] ). If you want to integrate the bmi() service into an existing web framework, you can visit Integration described below, which is different from the traditional web development patton that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need write code in Python. In fact, the way of like writing a console program, except that the terminal here becomes a browser. Using the imperative API provided by PyWebIO, you can simply call put_text, put_image, put_table and other functions to output

described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In fact, the way like writing a console program, except that the terminal here becomes a browser. Using the imperative API provided by PyWebIO, you can simply call put_text(), put_image(), put_table() and other functions to greeting. By using debug=True to enable debug mode, the server will automatically reload if code changes. The start_server() provide a remote access support, when enabled (by passing remote_access=True

described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In fact, the way like writing a console program, except that the terminal here becomes a browser. Using the imperative API provided by PyWebIO, you can simply call put_text(), put_image(), put_table() and other functions to greeting. By using debug=True to enable debug mode, the server will automatically reload if code changes. The start_server() provide a remote access support, when enabled (by passing remote_access=True

described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In fact, the way like writing a console program, except that the terminal here becomes a browser. Using the imperative API provided by PyWebIO, you can simply call put_text(), put_image(), put_table() and other functions to greeting. By using debug=True to enable debug mode, the server will automatically reload if code changes. The start_server() provide a remote access support, when enabled (by passing remote_access=True

described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In fact, the way like writing a console program, except that the terminal here becomes a browser. Using the imperative API provided by PyWebIO, you can simply call put_text(), put_image(), put_table() and other functions to greeting. By using debug=True to enable debug mode, the server will automatically reload if code changes. The start_server() provide a remote access support, when enabled (by passing remote_access=True

described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In fact, the way like writing a console program, except that the terminal here becomes a browser. Using the imperative API provided by PyWebIO, you can simply call put_text(), put_image(), put_table() and other functions to greeting. By using debug=True to enable debug mode, the server will automatically reload if code changes. The start_server() provide a remote access support, when enabled (by passing remote_access=True

described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In fact, the way like writing a console program, except that the terminal here becomes a browser. Using the imperative API provided by PyWebIO, you can simply call put_text(), put_image(), put_table() and other functions to greeting. By using debug=True to enable debug mode, the server will automatically reload if code changes. The start_server() provide a remote access support, when enabled (by passing remote_access=True

described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In fact, the way like writing a console program, except that the terminal here becomes a browser. Using the imperative API provided by PyWebIO, you can simply call put_text(), put_image(), put_table() and other functions to greeting. By using debug=True to enable debug mode, the server will automatically reload if code changes. The start_server() provide a remote access support, when enabled (by passing remote_access=True

described below, which is different from the traditional web development pattern that backend implement api and frontend display content. In PyWebIO, you only need to write code in Python. In fact, the way like writing a console program, except that the terminal here becomes a browser. Using the imperative API provided by PyWebIO, you can simply call put_text(), put_image(), put_table() and other functions to greeting. By using debug=True to enable debug mode, the server will automatically reload if code changes. The start_server() provide a remote access support, when enabled (by passing remote_access=True