Well you need to be able to serve static files. So if you are building locally you need to start a webserver, otherwise you can use the JsDelivr CDN.
Memory leaks can happen if you translate objects between Python and JS. So of it is unavoidable because it's difficult to know when to destroy Python objects from JS vice versa, but lots of work on it has been done in the 0.17 release with more to come in 0.18
Yes, we are working on adding more examples.
Well you need to be able to serve static files. So if you are building locally you need to start a webserver, otherwise you can use the JsDelivr CDN.
Memory leaks can happen if you translate objects between Python and JS. So of it is unavoidable because it's difficult to know when to destroy Python objects from JS vice versa, but lots of work on it has been done in the 0.17 release with more to come in 0.18
Why do you find the example misleading?