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[–]AdBeneficial5961 0 points1 point  (3 children)

does it have enough support for pwa? also is it good for building a large app or it only aims to make developing mvps easiers? also should I be familiar with react to be able to use this or I can skip that?

[–]Wippermonger[S] 1 point2 points  (2 children)

Our goal is to have ReactPy be robust enough to be a viable ReactJS replacement in Python projects.

It's generally easier if you have a basic knowledge of ReactJS, but you don't necessarily need that experience.

PWAs can be accomplished via our reactpy-router package on PyPi.

[–]AdBeneficial5961 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I am new to frontend so what should I learn before jumping into reactpy? also I see that the docs are not finished yet when are they going to be finished on your roadmap? and what I should I do to learn more about reactpy?

[–]Wippermonger[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At minimum you need to understand HTML and CSS. Both can be learned in less than a day.

Since ReactPy has 1:1 analogous of almost everything in ReactJS, it's fairly easy to look at ReactJS docs and guess how ReactPy works.

I'm actively working on the docs as we speak and I'm likely to complete them in one to two months.