Flet
I build enough applications using Textual, it might be interesting to play with a framework that works on all sorts of platforms (as opposed to just in the terminal).
The Jqwik Anti-AI Affair
The Jqwik author's perspective on their Markdown-based "malware".
Slidev
Slides. For presentations. For developers. You write Markdown and pretty things happen. I like this.
Charm Ruby - Glamorous Terminal Libraries for Ruby
Charm gives Ruby its own Textual. Nice!
web2py/pydal: A pure Python Database Abstraction Layer
A fairly neat-looking DAL/ORM for Python.
Please Just Fucking Try HTMX
I really should try HTMX one day...
Critical Security Vulnerability in React Server Components – React
React doing React things...
Electrobun | Electrobun
A framework for building desktop applications in TypeScript, it seems. I don't think I've quite been grabbed by TypeScript yet, but this could push me over the edge into trying to properly get to grips with it as I can think of some desktop applications that I'd like to build.
GNU Artanis - A fast web application framework for Scheme
Just what it says in the title: a web framework in Scheme.
OpenNext Gets Closer to Making Next.js Truly Portable
I've read so many thanks about Next.js that suggest it's not a good time if you want to deploy anywhere other than with Vercel. It seens that this project aims to solve that problem.
GitHub - vydd/sketch: A Common Lisp framework for the creation of electronic art, visual design, game prototyping, game making, computer graphics, exploration of human-computer interaction, and more.
Very useful-looking library for doing all sorts of plotting/graphics type things with Common Lisp.
Write once. Deploy everywhere.— BeeWare
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