Hi Carson, I assume that you were referring to
https://wiki.sagemath.org/interact/cryptography Using the sage cell server inside the wiki has several disadvantages - painful to edit - hard to maintain (what if it gets broken?) - very limited (can not reuse code from one cell to the other) What I would do is to implement these interacts directly in Sage source code. Then how you expose them to the public is up to you. SageMathCell is one option. With what I propose the cell would just be two lines {{{ from sage.coding.educative_interact import MyNiceInteract MyNiceInteract() }}} It would also be good to make your goal more precise. Best Vincent Le 28/03/2020 à 16:57, Carson Kurtz a écrit :
Hi there, I am a student working jointly with a professor who has been developing the Sage Cryptography Interaction pages. Earlier in August of 2019, she and a colleague developed a few ciphers on the Interact page that would be easier to understand and utilize for students and teachers without strong mathematical backgrounds. She was wanting me to inquire whether I should continue to build ciphers on the wiki page, move them to Jupyter Notebooks, or do something entirely different. I am not sure if this is the proper discussion group to inquire, but if anyone has any useful information or could point me in the right direction, I would greatly appreciate it. Best, Carson
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