07 - The Robyn Python Web Framework

from The Python Show · host Mike Driscoll

Today’s episode is all about the Robyn package, a new Python web framework written in Rust. The author of Robyn, Sanskar Jethi (@sansyrox), is here to talk all about it in addition to Starfyre, which allows you to build reactive frontends using only Python. Listen in and learn all about how Sanskar got started with Python and what inspired him to build these amazing Python packages! Get full access to The Python Show at www.pythonshow.com/subscribe

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