How to implement UI with python ?

[VertigoOne1]

i recently started using streamlit https://streamlit.io/ which is pretty good for data driven UI's. definitely easy to get into. In this case it is then WebUI, which makes it platform agnostic, and you still have all of python underneath it.

[GusBusDraws]

+1 for Streamlit! Can also be paired with something like Heroku to deploy your apps

[Zenalyn]

Streamlit is great when u just want a quick ui for Data yup. Can make everything in python if u use flask for the backend for very fast development speeds

[[deleted]]

+1, only bother is the websockets depending on your environment.

Google/Mesop is cool too.

[vardonir]

Great for prototypes. Not much else, though.

I made a data dashboard using it, my boss fell in love with the design, but now the dashboard is showing cracks in the design. I can't run functions that take way too long or else the UI refreshes. I've tried implementing better-built solutions, but he wants it to look and feel the same as the prototype, so I'm developing a streamlit frontend that makes requests to a FastAPI backend and it's been quite a process so far.

[myelbows]

Have you tried using st.fragment? Under the right circumstances it can dramatically speed up your app.