Hey everyone! I'm looking for some guidance on creating a website with a Python backend. I'm working on a card game engine with a reinforcement learning model built using PyTorch, and it has around 300,000 parameters. My goal is to showcase this to potential employers.
I'm wondering if there's an easy way to set this up. Should I invest time in learning frontend technologies to make the game playable in a browser, or would it be better to stick with a formal writeup? To put it in perspective, my program only has one input field (a number between 0 and 42) and one output. I have no experience with HTML or CSS, so I'm a bit lost. Any advice would be really appreciated!
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To get a frontend for your site, you'll need to learn some HTML, CSS, and maybe JavaScript, especially if you want a more interactive experience. I’d suggest using Flask or Django for your Python backend; Flask is usually simpler and easier for beginners. While it's up to you whether to dive into frontend work, having a demo would definitely be more impressive than just a backend without any interface.
Thanks for the tips! Looks like I really will need to pick up a few new languages, but I agree it might look better on my resume.