Re:Rio-labs/rio: WebApps in pure Python. No JavaScript, HTML...
by darepublic on Tuesday September 17, 2024 @01:05PM
(#41569921)
Ok that's great. I guess I'm just skeptical you won't have to either
A. Settle for premade layouts
B. Learn some CSS like specification of custom styles. And that is where you get sucked into the rabbit hole
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Re:Rio-labs/rio: WebApps in pure Python. No JavaScript, HTML...
by thunky on Tuesday September 17, 2024 @03:28PM
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> Settle for premade layouts
Just think of how many man years we could have saved if we did this.
Re:Rio-labs/rio: WebApps in pure Python. No JavaScript, HTML...
by amelius on Tuesday September 17, 2024 @03:59PM
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We will save man-years, because an LLM will do that.
Re:Rio-labs/rio: WebApps in pure Python. No JavaScript, HTML...
by DrillShopper on Tuesday September 17, 2024 @03:48PM
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And think of how many man centuries we could have saved if we were okay with a page refresh
Re:Rio-labs/rio: WebApps in pure Python. No JavaScript, HTML...
by Sn3llius on Tuesday September 17, 2024 @04:26PM
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Nope! No premade layouts, and not a single line CSS. Give it a shot :)
Re:Rio-labs/rio: WebApps in pure Python. No JavaScript, HTML...
by thegiogi on Tuesday September 17, 2024 @05:05PM
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On the css side, I can tell you that rio (that is by no means the first library of its kind) actually does not require any knowledge of css to be used. It does not use the same concepts. While the simplification costs you some levels of customization, it is not something that would truly matter in a lot if not most of its use cases.
The simplified layout system comes with its own inspection tool built into the dev version of your app so you get productive in an hour or so. They really got that part right in my opinion. As soon as they make custom components done Iām gonna discuss adopting it for our internal tooling.
I am not affiliated with them btw.