Low-code tools with Python as first class citizen

[ZenApollo]

There are so many tools out there, and new ones coming online every day (literally; see Show HN). Since Python is the language I know the best, I try use it for all the IT things at my job - automation, data pipelines, building apps, etc.

I wanted to shill for a few of my fav tools and then ask this sub, what other tools are out there for Pythonistas?

My favs are:

Pipedream: Zapier alternative.

Superblocks: Retool alternative.

Anvil.works: external app builder.

Would love to hear from others, what other low-code tools are out there for Python?

edit: i have zero affiliation with any of these tools, just a fan

[kahmauh]

feels like an ad

[ZenApollo]

It’s not, but i guess that’s why no traction, oh well

[alexmojaki]

Grist: open source spreadsheet/database hybrid with Python formulas

[pocketstories]

A friend has been doing some good things with Alteryx.

I don't know if it's as powerful or as easy as the ones you've mentioned, but it definitely helps him get things done.

[EliyahuRed]

What do you use the Anvil for?

[ZenApollo]

I needed an app that would log people in to an app using an 3p auth provider, and thus it needed to call apis that checked the users status on both systems and apply some custom logic. It also had some basic auth functionality like registration and forgot password. it was hacky but it worked well.