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drew s
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drew s
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Uploading to my Portfolio

Hello guys,

I have several projects in Java and Python using terminal to display their output. How can I display these projects on my online portfolio?

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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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If they are console programs, you might display screenshots in your portfolio.

Where and how is your portfolio hosted?

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I used dreamhost. I build games using python but you can only play it using the console. So I was wondering if its possible to open the console so that way the user can interact with my program. Not just seeing it.

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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It would have to be a feature provided by the hosting company,. I'm not familiar with them, but it seems unlikely.

I've heard of a third-party service for doing this but haven't tried it myself. You might take a look at trinket.io.

You might also consider developing a web version of your program that you can run on your hosting.

And would you want to share a link to your pages?

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Nice, I expect it will inspire some who haven't tried making their own yet. Did you create those animations yourself?

And I updated my previous comment with a link you might want to check into.