FastUI: Build Better UIs Faster
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FastUI: Build Better UIs Faster
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#4This isn't a new concept, other examples include Solara (React-based) and NiceGUI (Vue-based). It's very practical for internal apps, if you accept that all controls have a small delay due to events being processed server-side.
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#7I guess building UIs in this case means building html forms in python, although the examples look more complicated then just building a web page and responding to http requests.
I don't know why someone would say "Build UIs" and not mention html, it seems pretty myopic to think a UI automatically means a web page.
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#8This seems way slower (in dev time) and more verbose than iommi https://docs.iommi.rocks/
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#9For something called "FastUI" it sure does seem pretty slow at making a basic website with simple 2000s-era HTML...
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#10It seems the big selling point is building websites without JS.
To each their own but typescript is one of the best programming languages I’ve used. I do enjoy python a lot but whenever I use it I feel like I’m going a decade into the past, especially with their tooling (lint, types, formatters, package manager, venv, etc).
I wrote a post recently about how I feel like this loathing of all things FE/JS is overblown: https://bower.sh/front-end-complexity