Starfyre – A WASM Based SSR Python Front End Web Framework
Hey HN community, I'm excited to share Starfyre, a cutting-edge library that enables you to create front-end applications by leveraging the power of Python. It's perfect for those who love Python and want to extend its capabilities to frontend development. Key Features: * Reactive Frontend Development: Starfyre allows you to build reactive frontends using only Python. This means you can create highly interactive and real-time applications with ease. * Effortless Interactive Application Creation: With Starfyre, the process of creating interactive applications becomes straightforward. You…
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Hey HN community, I'm excited to share Starfyre, a cutting-edge library that enables you to create front-end applications by leveraging the power of Python. It's perfect for those who love Python and want to extend its capabilities to frontend development. Key Features: * Reactive Frontend Development: Starfyre allows you to build reactive frontends using only Python. This means you can create highly interactive and real-time applications with ease. * Effortless Interactive Application Creation: With Starfyre, the process of creating interactive applications becomes straightforward. You define your frontend with observables and reusable components, using a JSX like syntax in Python called Pyxides. * Built with Pyscript and WASM: This innovative approach ensures that your applications run natively in the browser, providing a seamless user experience. * Minimal Effort, Maximum Impact: Starfyre is designed for minimalistic yet effective development. You can create complex, real-time applications without the usual hassle. It is fairly early in development but here is a sample codebase - https://github.com/sparckles/create-starfyre-app Do let me know what you folks think of it. Any feedback is highly appreciated
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