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My take on FastHTML is that it looks great if you are a new solo dev working in Python on a small project.
I don't know of a team I've worked with including a frontend dev that would be happy working in Python templates.
A couple of days ago at work we announced the Steam Deck OLED. It’s available next week (Nov 16) and though it’s got a bunch of great improvements like longer battery life, faster downloads, the star is the ultra-bright HDR OLED screen.
The screens are ridiculously bright and vibrant, so we thought it would be fun to use actual Steam Deck OLEDs as lighting sources to light our entire launch trailer.
Of course this necessitated building a giant metal orb. First though, here’s the final spot:
🏆 @ThePSF wins the "Wonderfully Welcoming" award from @github for welcoming new contributors!
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@elliotjaystocks I use it for my monthly newsletter, mostly good things to say except I find the editor a bit frustrating to use.
Like pasting a link will format to pull it in with the opengraph info, with no way of customising it. You'll need to write it from scratch as markdown.
Jake Rodkin
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