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    Show HN: Flet Studio – build cross-platform Python apps in the browser

    Hello, I'm Feodor, the creator of Flet framework ( https://github.com/flet-dev/flet ). We've just released Flet Studio ( https://flet.app ) - a web-based tool for building and runn…

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    Comment #47980836

    As a resolution of this story: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47911524

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    Comment #47448458

    https://a2ui.org/

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    Comment #41975882

    Is there any way to contact project owners besides X "formerly Twitter"?

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    Comment #40589750

    As we mentioned Flet here - it's been able to build web apps running completely in the web browser (Flutter + Pyodide). Here are a few examples: https://flet.dev/gallery - most of …

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    Comment #40482674

    Don't want to sound negative, but copy-pasting results from ChatGPT session to a code editor is not an "integration".

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    Comment #39576550

    Thanks for your notes! > It looks like Flet is for client-side code. For web you can package Flet app to client-side (with pyodide, all Python logic runs in the browser, see an exa…

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    Comment #39576380

    SEO - maybe, but IFAIK accessibility in Flutter web app shouldn't be an issue (I just saw this comment from someone on Flutter team: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24922849 )…

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    Comment #39573512

    Flet ( https://flet.dev ) might be easier for backend devs as it doesn't assume any web experience at all. You use controls (aka widgets) with events (not request/response) and can…

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    Comment #35026471

    With PyQt you can't make web apps; with Flet you can.

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    Comment #35022878

    Flet ( https://flet.dev ) is a new GUI library for Python to write apps like that. It uses Flutter to render UI with a modern-looking Material design. Your app can be run as a desk…

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    Comment #33938843

    Hey, this is exactly how https://flet.dev works! :) There's a UI server written in Go, you write your program in Python which manipulates a virtual DOM with commands via WebSockets…

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    Comment #33926949

    Congrats on the launch! Great project and nice execution! Very similar to what we do on Flet: https://flet.dev The major difference is that Flet uses Flutter to build UI and can ta…

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    Comment #32560332

    Building native mobile apps is on our roadmap.

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    Comment #32557791

    In the beginning, for mobile it's going to be a websocket to a Python server - kind of server-driven UI (SDUI) approach. Then we'll look into packaging everything into a standalone…

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    Comment #32557750

    Flet! :) Creator of Flet is here. Could you fix the title please? I've been told that there is a discussion about Flet on HN, tried searching by "Flet", found only an old thread an…

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    Comment #31768701

    PyInstaller should work. Will look into that and write a guide.

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    Comment #31766523

    Here you are: https://flet.dev - Electron alternative with Flutter-powered UI. We decided to focus on Python first to polish the idea, but Go and C# support are coming!

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    Comment #31688383

    Absolutely, an app's entry-point "main" function is called for every new user session with unique instance of a "page": https://github.com/flet-dev/examples/blob/main/python/apps/h…

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    Comment #31683997

    Right? I know Google has a habbit of dropping great projects, but, somehow, I believe in the future of Flutter on web :) Using Canvas + Skia + WebAssembly for rendering UI in the b…

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    Comment #31681337

    Another LiveView-like UI framework for Python: https://github.com/flet-dev/flet - created specifically for highly interactive real-time experiences. You build your UI from controls…