[meredydd]

Oh, yeah - "text in a Git repository" is table stakes for developers. Ditto being open source to avoid lock-in. (Which is why Anvil has both! You can check your code out, edit in VS code, and host locally.) But if you want a visual UI editor, you gotta have the tooling somewhere...

Aside: I get grouchy about the term "low-code", mostly because it's almost always a lie (you're going to need the code, and most "low-code" systems just hide how much that's going to hurt - which is why we put the code front and centre), and it causes people to lump Anvil in with, eg, Retool rather than, eg, Pynecone/Viola/Beeware...but this is definitely getting off topic ;)

Interested to hear how your scale-up/B2C users deal with the round-trip delays - I guess that's less of a deal with websites than interactive apps? (Should probably have grabbed you at PyCon to ask, but we were both pinned down pretty hard! I did manage to wave at you though, I think...)

[apetuskey]

Yeah Pycon was busy but next time :)

Will be improved in the future as we start to offload client side actions with wasm, starting to do this but the python wasm ecosystem is still maturing

[spinningslate]

slight aside, but it's refreshingly pleasant to see a cordial discussion between representatives of two competing aproaches. HN is better than some other sites, but there's still a fair bit of polarised "my choice is right and so yours is wrong".

I didn't know about either Pynecone or Anvil, and have a side project for a friend that might be well suited to one/both. So I'm both more enlightened on options, and more predisposed to both given the positive dialogue here. Thanks for both.