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.
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?
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
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
Reflex is also for web apps in pure python but it's little bit heavy
Thanks for all the knowledge
Thank you for this very useful video!
The content is really beneficial, can you take a video an overview on reactpy?
That's indeed great video, thanks! Maybe you can also show how to edit/update given person info once added to database?
So can we create dynamic websites with this application?
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.
That was part of the tutorial on their website. I don't think it is part of the documentation unfortunately.
Thanks
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?
Yes... Imagine a regular app with 10 needed entities. I'm assuming they thought about this and just be a way to modularize it
Everything was good until delete definition! From there a bit confusing 😅
You said no CSS, how to do then?
Thank you!
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
Which editor do you use?
That is pyCharm
@@theseb1979 really?
Thanks
great
why?😂
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.
Lost opportunity to call it fasHTML
Wrong.. booo
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
if I remember well fasthtml has built-in CSS, it is tailwind css (if I'm not in mistake)
@@MrKhkostadinov anyway... its useless
@@MrKhkostadinovpico css
You can just use CSS, just like in plain HTML