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If you know Python and can run inference models on a colab then you can quickly whip up a demo UI with builtin components like chat with text and images. Arguably everyone is testing these apps so making them easy is cool for demo and prototyping.
For anything more than a demo you don't use this.
> Build delightful web apps quickly in Python What makes them delightful? The Steve-Jobs-ification of marketing copy continues unabated.
you know, for these times when there is nothing under the table. not even legs*, I mean.
*as in, "this thing has legs".
[dupe] Shared in a Show HN: by devs: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40567327
How does this differ from reflex? https://github.com/reflex-dev/reflex
Earlier quoted context omitted.
If only we could bundle it with the world's most commonly used tabular data tool, it could run the entire world
Don't you think that would be going too far? I worry what unholy creations people might come up with... A tabular data tool with a full development environment might just be too much power concentrated in a single application.
Not that this isn't worthwhile or interesting
Do note that this is not an officially supported Google product, as per the disclaimer.
I believe many of the repos in the @google GitHub org are people's personal projects (and hence not officially staffed/supported, as disclaimed). In the linked Show HN, the authors confirm it's a 20% side project.