#NiceGUI

Talk Python Podcast

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4 months ago

NiceGUI Goes 3.0 Building a UI in Python usually means choosing between 'quick and limited' or 'powerful and painful.' What if you could write modern, component-based web apps in pure Python and still keep full contro...

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NiceGUI Goes 3.0 with Rodja Trappe, Falko Schindler, and host @mkennedy.codes #python #nicegui

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Curt Olson

@clolsonus.social.makerforums.info.ap.brid.gy

8 months ago

Trying to port my uas moving map app to #NiceGUI using it's #Leaflet module. It has been a slow grind getting things moved over and figuring out how to do things in the new system ... (and I have a long way still to go) but it's been pretty rewarding […]

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MakerSpace

@makerspace-online.com

9 months ago

photo of a rover and the controls from the NiceGUI-interface

Create web apps in Python with NiceGUI
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#Python #NiceGUI #RaspberryPi #charting #widgets #projets #rover #WeatherStation #scripts #OpenHardware

enpleurs

@enpleurs.bsky.social

1 year ago

this chunk of code just makes all the little input boxes. since we are just showing and hiding them, the 'content' of the input boxes doesn't go away. in fact, there's also a (hidden...) option to just display them all!
anything with 'classes' or 'props' is formatting.
#coding #python #nicegui

enpleurs

@enpleurs.bsky.social

1 year ago

the dropdown is 'easier'. p1 shows the 'function' that just looks to see if we selected ao3, print, etc. and then either makes that input field visible, or hides it. p2 creates the drop down with the 'type_options' we give it. we also make it 'ao3' by default.
#coding #python #nicegui