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Everyone who works in, or for, "small #IT", writing small, in-house (non-public-facing) applications for the business, should take a serious look at the #Python #NiceGUI (pronounced "nice guy").

NiceGUI was developed by a small German robotics company for their control software. The purity of the thought, the cleanliness of the design, and everything about this project sings.

youtu.be/D5DnLgeObq4?si=rHfazs

nicegui.io/documentation

Almost done with a small #app built in only #python using #nicegui. The documentation and references left a lot to be desired but once past the first learning hurdle, it’s actually really nice.

It’s also been an intro to #tailwind and I get why people like it so much. Definitely will be using it more in the future.

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It's nice to have devices on my home network available even when I'm traveling (to town), thanks to Tailscale.

Accessing Yakrazor running on my laptop to also keep a list of things to get done while in town. Even though every UI interaction has a round trip via flaky 4g on either side, it's usable.

- Bunch of things to do before guests arrive
- A week to get things done

Naturally, I had to build a task manager that works with my brain to accomplish the above. It only took a day to build a prototype, and two more to make it usable while going off on side quests required to complete remaining tasks.

I call it Yakrazor.

The most important feature: treat task list as a stack, because every tangent off of a task needs to be done before returning to previous task.