If I am converting Python code to JavaScript, will it preserve the Sage functions and stuff? If so, which conversion tool is best?
Perhaps a better question: More generally, what do people think is the best way to implement Python code w/ Sage on a website?
If what you want to do is 'embed' Sage-specific Python code on a website, execute that code, and have the output of that code displayed, the Sage Cell Server (demo at aleph.sagemath.org) exists for just this purpose. The current repository is located at github.com/sagemath/sagecell/ and instructions for embedding into arbitrary HTML files are located at github.com/sagemath/sagecell/blob/master/doc/embedding.rst. The example at the very bottom of that page is probably the easiest way to get started.
That is nice, but wish it was some what simpler. It would be nice if there was a simple way of embedding a sage cell in webpage just for sage marketing purpose.
@Shashank - how much simpler are you wanting? You copy and paste several lines from the example page and that's it to embed a Sage compute box into a webpage.
I am sorry. I just realised that I can use the aleph server on my webpage. It took me less than a minute to do it. I made that comment thinking that a sage server has to be setup on my apache server to embed a sage cell.
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What functions do you use in Sage? I'm no Sage expert, but as far as I know, Sage pulls from lots of different libraries.