FastHTML - Web Applications in Pure Python

[@oguzhan.yilmaz]

Reflex is also for web apps in pure python but it's little bit heavy

[@higiniofuentes2551]

Thank you for this very useful video!

[@ЖавохирШавкатов-р2р]

The content is really beneficial, can you take a video an overview on reactpy?

[@V0ngard3n]

Thanks for all the knowledge

[@MrKhkostadinov]

That's indeed great video, thanks! Maybe you can also show how to edit/update given person info once added to database?

[@CemilPars]

So can we create dynamic websites with this application?

[@iloveteachingblog1995]

Where did you find that you have to write fh before Titled or P, A,...? I haven't seen this before. Is it a new syntaxis? Nothing like this in fast html docs.

[@NeuralNine]

That was part of the tutorial on their website. I don't think it is part of the documentation unfortunately.

[@iloveteachingblog1995]

Thanks

[@mxustin]

Very interesting and coil

[@higiniofuentes2551]

Everything was good until delete definition! From there a bit confusing 😅 You said no CSS, how to do then? Thank you!

[@victornikolov537]

The library uses PICO CSS which defines styles for each HTML tag without using classes. As you can see there is a style for for example, or the s. I kind of like it

[@jcurwen31]

I really dont like the fact you have to define the database object inside the app constructor. people, People? What if you need another objects?. I like the fact to create webapp only in python, but it feels like there is to much magic here. What do you think?

[@fillipefeitosa4331]

Yes... Imagine a regular app with 10 needed entities. I'm assuming they thought about this and just be a way to modularize it

[@ЖавохирШавкатов-р2р]

Which editor do you use?

[@theseb1979]

That is pyCharm

[@ЖавохирШавкатов-р2р]

@@theseb1979 really?

[@serychristianrenaud]

Thanks

[@nakatubo]

great

[@Somens8Dworld]

why?😂

[@BlackTeenMonkey]

This will still render HTML. There should be a disclaimer. Please don’t learn a python framework for Frontend unless it’s for personal use.

[@abhishekpardhi]

Lost opportunity to call it fasHTML

[@internetexplorer1593]

Wrong.. booo

[@nr7343]

I really don't understand why people create libraries like this... without css? This html structure will get very messy very quickly...what is the purpose of this thing? Stupidity... it's nice for a school exercise to create such a library

[@MrKhkostadinov]

if I remember well fasthtml has built-in CSS, it is tailwind css (if I'm not in mistake)

[@nr7343]

@@MrKhkostadinov anyway... its useless

[@tinahalder8416]

@@MrKhkostadinovpico css

[@tamoaimastamoaqui3025]

You can just use CSS, just like in plain HTML