Languages like C and C++, and now Go and Rust, have build tools that generate a standalone binary artifact. Python, an interpreted language, requires its runtime in order to do anything.

Reflex has built an open source framework to make it easy to turn Python code into a we app. Today it announced a $5M seed investment.

This 64-bit IDE lets developers write code for mobile or desktop apps with .NET MAUI, craft responsive web UIs in C# using Blazor, and debug and test their code using .NET and C++ apps in Linux.