Re:MonsterUI: Python library for building front end UIs quic...
by robertlagrant on Tuesday June 03, 2025 @06:11AM
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I don't think they mean the same sort of "level" as you do when talking about higher level. I think they probably more mean "complex components".
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Re:MonsterUI: Python library for building front end UIs quic...
by boxed on Tuesday June 03, 2025 @07:39AM
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So exactly the same level as HTML already does? That seems like interpreting their words so charitably it no longer makes sense.
Re:MonsterUI: Python library for building front end UIs quic...
by erikgaas on Tuesday June 03, 2025 @11:34AM
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There is no reason for the author to be misleading about Table as a "high level component". There are more than enough examples that fit your definition. Look at the code for dashboard and music and you will see plenty of abstractions on top of the html components. https://monsterui.answer.ai/music/
Re:MonsterUI: Python library for building front end UIs quic...
by threecheese on Tuesday June 03, 2025 @01:10PM
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You should always aim to interpret most charitably, especially wrt a demonstrated good actor. Or perhaps you have a personal bias Iām not aware of (no shade, it just occurred to me while typing).
Re:MonsterUI: Python library for building front end UIs quic...
by robertlagrant on Thursday June 05, 2025 @10:07AM
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No, that's not what I mean. I mean "lower level" might be something like an "input" element - not nested; just a single element. Whereas a table might be considered higher-level: it is made of sub-elements.
That was how I interpreted it.