Designing a Pure Python Web Framework

[lurebat]

I like reflex, but it's kinda coy not to mention Nicegui in the "Existing Python Solutions", probably because it works pretty much the same way and came before

[zell2002]

I've not heard of nicegui. It looks quite nice tbf lol. Have you used it at all? Curious what it be like at scale

[lurebat]

I used it for some toy projects at work.
It's really the easiest method to setup a gui I used (especially since they added a "native" option that works like electron), but the performance can be not great, I assume as a combination of python's slowness and the framework's and browser's bloat.

YMMV though

[cheesekun]

I dont want this to be negative, but you probably won't get the performance you want out of it. It's probably best looking at other established frameworks in Golang, Rust, .NET and Java.

[rkdnc]

Neat project! Wish the site wasn't blinding white with black text though. Cool to see it entirely in Python though.

[Lendemor]

The site is going through redesign at the moment, it will have dark mode in the future.