Did a hackaton at work yesterday to see if emmett.sh might replace #py4web and #web2py. It really looks interesting as another modern take on web development. Our main requirements are auto-generated forms and grids (for quick development of crud apps), continued development, pydal support (since we use that a lot) and a low barrier to entry for interns to start coding.

Anyone with hands on experience who's willing to share lessons learnt?

#EmmetSH #python #WebFramework.

@chakie

#Web2py or #py4web, because of the speed of development and batteries included. Especially for crud interfaces. The form generator is pretty awesome!

if you've installed an older version of yatl and your latest #py4web doesn't work properly with grids?
`pip install --upgrade yatl`, the requirements aren't up to date.

@salvari
Ah nice! I've used #web2py for many years and still do until #py4web comes out of puberty. It's useful as it is, but I'm so much more proficient with smart grids in web2py and the docs are way better. And I have to admit that extracting #pydal onto it's own package was a blessing!

@salvari Hey, see you have been learning #py4web. How's it going so far?

Any #py4web developers around? Since the discord is quite dead these these, maybe the fediverse could help out.

Estoy aprendiendo #py4web con el tutorial de Luca de Alfaro. (muy bueno)
https://learn-py4web.github.io/
https://invidious.namazso.eu/playlist?list=PLAVb3DQlAH4tIvdAsmese0_xRkvZYlox0