In this session, Raymond will take a few stabs at using ... sigh ... "vibe coding" and see how effective it is, what works, what doesn't, and try like hell to come up with a better name for this style of development.
Ray continues live coding with Flet, a Python framework for building multi-platform desktop apps. Flet uses a reactive UI model and simple architecture to simplify cross-platform desktop development with Python.
Join Ray as he explores Flet, a Python framework for building multi-platform desktop apps. You’ll learn how Flet brings a reactive UI model and simple architecture to cross-platform desktop development with Python. This session features live coding, practical examples, and tips for getting started fast.
Ray returns to continue building cross-platform desktop apps with Tauri, exploring its API integrations, packaging workflow, and front-end options. He’ll share practical tips, debug live, and discuss real-world use cases. Time permitting, he’ll also explore how Python can fit into the desktop development workflow.
Ray is back after a brief hiatus. This episode he takes a detour from learning React to look into building desktop apps using Node.js and Python. In this first session, he'll focus on Tauri 2.0, released late last year.
Caroline Frasca demonstrates how to rapidly build web apps with Python using the open source Streamlit library.
