| On the same team — I’ve really enjoyed strsmlkt and built an app (that made it to the HN front page!) https://share.streamlit.io/-/auth/app?redirect_uri=https%3A%.... That said, I’ve found it to be clunky in a few ways: 1. State management is not intuitive — anything that involves rendering complex state/reacting at it changes requires a ton of session state type stuff. 2. I’ve very often had to go into css/markdown hacks 3. The control flow of when it’s running/executing makes for clunky interactions 4. Some API decisions are painful. For instance, a block str comment in the file will render as st.write 5. Long running (or even not instant tasks) make for some annoying engineering challenges — the UI is tied to the compute, so you have to be smart about juggling it 6. Caching is not smart — it’s quite useful, but it’s easy to get lost in caching/state I’ve been dreaming about streamlit but a little more state/function oriented. E.g. react-based. Not far from fastUI These are both great tools for prototyping, but I’ve found that I’ll pull up tailwind + some UI framework when I want something slick and it’ll take a few times as long. |