Show HN: Generate styled web pages with just Python
I love new technology, and this is really cool. I don&#x27;t want to derail the discussion too much, but I&#x27;ve noticed this trend of &quot;making web dev easier with just Python&quot; - e.g. htmx, pynecone, streamlit, etc. The common theme seems to be magically hiding JS from the developer.<p>Can any python devs who use these tools explain the appeal? Do you just have an aversion to JS? And how do you reconcile that with the fact that, at the end of the day, your code is running in the browser as JS, CSS, and HTML? As soon as you need to debug something, you&#x27;ll be a fish out of water. To me that sounds like a &quot;worst of both worlds&quot; kind of situation.<p>Is JS really <i>that</i> bad?