Intro to FastHTML

Introduction to Fast HTML - 00:00:00
Demo of Fast HTML Capabilities - 00:00:10
Benefits and Use Cases of Fast HTML - 00:01:08
Comparisons with Other Web Frameworks - 00:01:37
Creating a To-Do Web Application - 00:03:14
Defining Routes and Components - 00:03:46
Using Templates and Python Functions - 00:04:12
Adding Interactivity with HTMX - 00:04:40
Adding Persistency with SQLite - 00:05:15
Enhancing UI and Functionality - 00:05:51
Expanding Features and Components - 00:06:22
Authentication and Deployment - 00:06:53
Documentation and Examples - 00:07:24

[glaux]

im really glad that we still have people fighting for simplicity over complexity in the web world

[ddugan]

nice... every time new delightful goodies... nbdev, fastai, APL intro, now FastHTML - thanks so much Jeremy!

[datagus]

Wow! This is huge. As a data scientist I realized that I need to learn some web dev to become more versatile; however it is a lot to learn and a lot of time invested plus having a full time job and family. It seems to be a great shortcut, I am going to try it out.

[clivethompson-jcmy]

Reading through the comments here, you have obviously produced something amazing and wonderful. If I understand it correctly, your program can make web-pages in HTML. And you built it in Python. Well done! I am assuming from the comments that building a web page this way is faster than writing one in HTML. So well done! Keep up the good work.

[LordGuideUs]

It's the grand unified framework of everything that physists have been seeking!

[danielroygreenfeld]

Elegant and productive framework, it's been exciting to contribute!

[saisaigraph]

Wow ... streamlit has been my most favorite but this is looking really great... I love the simplicity of streamlit if you guys can magic the simplicity of streamlit into fasthtml with your genius thinking it would be a revolution i think... Thank you very much...

[zmnd]

I like how we engineers, like to reinvent things, every 5 years we go through cycles of simplifying things, then as complexity of requirements grow we get back to the status quo :) Feels like reimplementation of GWT and co, with similar benefits and downsides.

[SouhailEntertainment]

Introduction to Fast HTML - 00:00:01
Demo of Fast HTML Capabilities - 00:00:10
Benefits and Use Cases of Fast HTML - 00:01:08
Comparisons with Other Web Frameworks - 00:01:37
Creating a To-Do Web Application - 00:03:14
Defining Routes and Components - 00:03:46
Using Templates and Python Functions - 00:04:12
Adding Interactivity with HTMX - 00:04:40
Adding Persistency with SQLite - 00:05:15
Enhancing UI and Functionality - 00:05:51
Expanding Features and Components - 00:06:22
Authentication and Deployment - 00:06:53
Documentation and Examples - 00:07:24

[charlinhow]

I've been dreaming of something like that for a while. Thank you!

[_alexlazar_]

This feels like the future of *most* web development and I'm in complete shock and awe.

[sukhpreetlotey]

I always thought about this idea where all the web components would be unified. This is really cool!

[bobsalita]

Still a bit abstract for me. I could better relate if you converted a streamlit app to FastHTML. I'd feel more grounded if I could compare the two source codes.

[jonascarvalho]

This is fantastic! My dream is for web development to evolve into a process where humans can design in a style similar to using Figma and propose functionalities in plain language, with AI connecting the front-end and back-end work somehow. In this ideal world, the coding required for non-computer scientists or IT professionals (like me, a creative and curious human being) would be minimal, perhaps limited to just HTML or CSS for styling. I’d love to bring my ideas to life without the steep learning curve of coding. That would be amazing someday… (Let me dream). I’m really excited that your work seems to be moving in this direction. Thanks for sharing!

[mrvfino]

This is lovely! I love how simple it is

[rkuovc]

simple & beautiful, already feels less clunky than some other python wrapper-based frameworks. Excited to try it out, been a fan of your courses and work. Thank you Jeremy!

[paryska]

This is awesome! I am really looking forward to see where this goes, it's getting a lot of hype

[shashankbj]

Just recreated the todo app i'm loving it!

[sanjaybhatikar]

Wow, a Jeremy Howard video under 2 hrs 😂❤

[dsalvatoretv]

Finally, you create it, thank you very much :-)