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It's so slow. Why does it take seconds to update a toggle? And it seems to keep overriding itself (not debounced? racing the input?)

What does this tell about this industry when after several decades of web programming a tool to display the most basics UI elements can still be featured on HN?

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Really ugly imo - it's that very early 2010s style - way-too-flat, not enough hinting and too many animations.

I searched a couple minutes and couldn't see a list of supported platforms. Should I assume that since it's HTML based it would work on all of them, including iOS and Android?

Pretty GUI, feels awful to use. Maybe client side reactions with corrections would be better?

Amazing python to website framework. It is just what I was looking for!

It's so slow. Why does it take seconds to update a toggle? And it seems to keep overriding itself (not debounced? racing the input?)

What does this tell about this industry when after several decades of web programming a tool to display the most basics UI elements can still be featured on HN?

Really ugly imo - it's that very early 2010s style - way-too-flat, not enough hinting and too many animations.

I searched a couple minutes and couldn't see a list of supported platforms. Should I assume that since it's HTML based it would work on all of them, including iOS and Android?

Pretty GUI, feels awful to use. Maybe client side reactions with corrections would be better?

Amazing python to website framework. It is just what I was looking for!

Nice GUI

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Nice GUI

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