Getting started with FastHTML

[TheFocusedCoder]

Wow I’ve waited decades for something like this in python . This is huge

[nerdg]

I have no regrets, learning python finally is about to pay off! I'm a javascript developer and i had enough! Thank you

[audreyroygreenfeld]

Tip: if you get "Internal Server Error" around 31:43 when loading the Todos page, delete todos.db and try again. If that still happens, check carefully which parameters you passed into Todo(). Unlike Titled() which accepts a string by itself as the first argument, Todo() here requires the "title=" named keyword argument.

[andreroodt]

I'm not a Python developer, but I love this. I'll be crucified for saying this, but It takes me back 25 years to a time when we streamed HTML from our Java servlets, and JavaScript was something the kids used for scrolling text and popping up banners 🙂. Then, before we knew it, the kids replaced the View in MVC with another nested MVC with its own entire ecosystem, and we "full stack" devs were relegated to the back end.

[alexandermaier]

Awesome work! Perfect for prototyping and more fast fun projects!

[aristoi]

I'm always excited everytime you introduce something new Jeremy. Appreciate you.

[CodingIsFun]

*Wow! Amazing work!* 🤩 As a heavy Streamlit user, this looks very interesting and promising. I gotta try it out!

[JulianHarris]

Server side dynamic web pages with a single file. Now I see why you were challenging the status quo a few months back!

[wilsonusman]

This is game changer for prototyping FAST!

[HarishPillay]

Thanks for posting this, Jeremy. It's a refreshing way to build web apps.

[bubelevakalisa]

For someone like me who hates JavaScript with passion, this is soooo beautiful👌🏾

[HerroEverynyan]

Omg, this is perfection and exactly what I needed! Thanks so much Jeremy & co. Long time fan btw ❤

[ravishmahajan]

This is good for python community who want to get started with web development using python.

[viorelteodorescu]

Excellent idea and contribution to the python world! 😊

[melonkernel]

Nice Jeremy! Lovely tutorial for a lovely framework

[tamtamresearchs.r.o.]

Finally things look simple and clear for how to use Python for authoring HTMX based apps. Very nicely explained with all the responses, local updates, out of band updates etc.
On the other hand - I am getting sick from optimization on number of lines of code (one liners for def, if; star imports), breaking PEP8.

[TrashallAllsites]

super finally we can prototype application quickly for machine learning Algorithm

[MKBergins]

I love this, thank you for making this. I hate HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and mostly familiar with Python and C#. I'm glad I can now finally (hopefully) use Python to make a website. I believe there might be a way to even use the 'fastHTML' page to call on some Django-made pages or other logic, right? Would be awesome to get some more in-depth tech documentation.

[fabriai]

This is extremely good. I’m: reliving the “building a blog in 15 minutes” moment I had many years ago when Rails was presented. But Jeremy is much more charismatic than DHH.

[hemanthhvv]

I'm in thought like this thing (frontend in django is not efficient ), here comes FASTHtml, that's great