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Re: Show HN: I built a Python web framework

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Have noticed that teens tend to indeed say they're x old on stuff they're doing.

While some do, in order to increase their credibility, there's also a lot of survivorship bias/selection bias. There are a lot of projects (or comments) by teens that don't disclaim their age. I know I don't mention my age because I want people to judge my work objectively. (not to imply that I'm a teenager...)

I never have because, and no disrespect to the author here, I feel I'd be seeking attention. It brings my brain back to that "14-Year-Old Prodigy Programmer Dreams In Code" video, actually.

Re: Show HN: I built a Python web framework

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I am waiting for someone to finally give me just a wysiwyg tool to make web pages and apps so I don't need to program anymore. I just want to make content, not make a machine to then make my content with. It's like building a wood cutting machine when I just want to be warm in the winter.

There's plenty. Google it.

Re: Show HN: I built a Python web framework

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I get what he’s going for I guess but “this isn’t much of an achievement” is sociopathic

What’s your honest appraisal of this code? Would you ever under any circumstances use it? If not, then be honest and tell them to keep pushing. The quote is that it is not much “yet”. It’s a good first step, but having too high of a self-appraisal is just as bad as having too low. As an elementary school kid I worked for several years on a BASIC game where you could fly an ASCII art ship around the screen. It was not…

You are heavily projecting onto him. You don’t know anything about him and even if you did unless he’s being openly belligerent it’s not your place to fix him

Just let people build things. There’s no need to aggressively tear them down. Programming for fun is not serious

Re: Show HN: I built a Python web framework

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I am waiting for someone to finally give me just a wysiwyg tool to make web pages and apps so I don't need to program anymore. I just want to make content, not make a machine to then make my content with. It's like building a wood cutting machine when I just want to be warm in the winter.

> I am waiting

1997 calling, they say they have that wysiwyg tool you’ve been waiting for.

Re: Show HN: I built a Python web framework

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Visual Basic and other "RAD" builders were pretty neat and I think platforms like WordPress or Drupal never captured their charm. For one, any apps built on them need a rather complex runtime, which feels worse to me than a language's standard library or the JVM. It's a far cry from dragging in a button and then referencing it as a variable in code. Second, the graphical niceties of these platforms often run "in-proc…

VB was probably the charmingest language I’ve ever used, especially for GUI. It takes the cake for “rather complex runtime” though. As I recall, they bundled the entire VB interpreter into every executable. This seemed scandalous to me at the time.

> As I recall, they bundled the entire VB interpreter into every executable. This seemed scandalous to me at the time.

You probably don’t want to know how Electron works then!

Re: Show HN: I built a Python web framework

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I am waiting for someone to finally give me just a wysiwyg tool to make web pages and apps so I don't need to program anymore. I just want to make content, not make a machine to then make my content with. It's like building a wood cutting machine when I just want to be warm in the winter.

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Re: Show HN: I built a Python web framework

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What is missing from the web framework space is a headless ui components merged with a db layer. Most of these frameworks repeat old patterns. Nothing has been able to break through and give us something truly revolutionary like Rails did. Web frameworks need to be a visual medium where you can create ui using visual tools and the "backend" side of things merge seamlessly.

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