kRxZy_kRxZy wrote:

Where can I host python code 24/7 for free, I'm using it for scratch attach

Dagriffpatchfan wrote:

kRxZy_kRxZy wrote:

Where can I host python code 24/7 for free, I'm using it for scratch attach

Check out https://github.com/TimMcCool/scratchattach/wiki/Hosting#more I’m using sillydev, but bot-hosting, hidden-cloud, botcore.org, and huguitisnodes are great options as well that, as I max out the amount of servers I can run on sillydev, I will start to utilize. I’m working on a video tutorial - I have most of the screen recordings already, so I’m hopeful I can finish screen recordings tomorrow and, with a bit of luck, maybe release it! (It might come or next week)

MineTurte wrote:

kRxZy_kRxZy wrote:

Where can I host python code 24/7 for free, I'm using it for scratch attach

What do you mean “host”? Like execute?

kRxZy_kRxZy wrote:

MineTurte wrote:

kRxZy_kRxZy wrote:

Where can I host python code 24/7 for free, I'm using it for scratch attach

What do you mean “host”? Like execute?

Like run the code

BigNate469 wrote:

kRxZy_kRxZy wrote:

MineTurte wrote:

kRxZy_kRxZy wrote:

Where can I host python code 24/7 for free, I'm using it for scratch attach

What do you mean “host”? Like execute?

Like run the code

You might be interested in https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/753178/ (a whole topic about free hosting options for Python).

• Current “official” helpers are inactive. What this means is that a large majority of them won't be able to reply to you anymore, including myself. I will try to join in on the conversation, but I will probably not be too active since I've been busy with work lately. Either way, you guys have managed to keep the forum alive, and I’m very glad for this!
  Anyone can feel free to make their own post and help as many people as they can. If you still want to have the helper title, I can give it to you, but I won’t be able to edit the post anymore. This is because my username got incorrectly blacklisted since it coincidentally has a small part of a swear word when it wasn’t meant like that, so hopefully the Scratch team can whitelist my username again. Either way, it doesn’t really matter, as what matters the most is the community itself.
  

Joshisaurio wrote:

Anyone can feel free to make their own post and help as many people as they can.

8to16 wrote:

Joshisaurio wrote:

Anyone can feel free to make their own post and help as many people as they can.

does this mean new topic

8to16 wrote:

Joshisaurio wrote:

Anyone can feel free to make their own post and help as many people as they can.

does this mean new topic

rishi272011 wrote:

Does anyone remember the “in development” PyHelp website?

Joshisaurio wrote:

rishi272011 wrote:

Does anyone remember the “in development” PyHelp website?

Yeah, I never finished it but if you want I can open a repo that you guys can pull request to so we make the website toguether

wvzack wrote:

Joshisaurio wrote:

rishi272011 wrote:

Does anyone remember the “in development” PyHelp website?

Yeah, I never finished it but if you want I can open a repo that you guys can pull request to so we make the website toguether

That could be interesting.

Joshisaurio wrote:

rishi272011 wrote:

Does anyone remember the “in development” PyHelp website?

Yeah, I never finished it but if you want I can open a repo that you guys can pull request to so we make the website toguether

MonkeyBean2 wrote:

Joshisaurio wrote:

rishi272011 wrote:

Does anyone remember the “in development” PyHelp website?

Yeah, I never finished it but if you want I can open a repo that you guys can pull request to so we make the website toguether

I believe you can find the code we have so far on replit

Joshisaurio wrote:

MonkeyBean2 wrote:

Joshisaurio wrote:

rishi272011 wrote:

Does anyone remember the “in development” PyHelp website?

Yeah, I never finished it but if you want I can open a repo that you guys can pull request to so we make the website toguether

I believe you can find the code we have so far on replit

I don't think that Replit is viable anymore because you need to pay for deployment and I overall don't like the decisions they've made in the past years, so in my opinion it's more viable to switch this to Github. I just made a repo for this: https://github.com/Joshisaurio/Py-Help. Feel free to pull request into it, there's nothing yet though. Also, I bought a domain a while ago, lightbulbgames.org for my games, maybe I can place the Pyhelp website under there (Maybe something like pyhelp.lightbulbgames.org)