Many years ago, I built a personal budget software. It started as a simple dashboard to analyse data with my wife, then I added a telegram bot to insert expenses on the fly.
Made with Django
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Many years ago, I built a personal budget software. It started as a simple dashboard to analyse data with my wife, then I added a telegram bot to insert expenses on the fly.
Made with Django
In Italy, salaries decreased from 1990. In all other countries they increased.
https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/why-us-italy-seeks-wa...
Obsidian app + sync
Yeah, agree! I'm planning to use a dashboard theme, there are bilions from bootstrap or tailwind. What's your favourite?
Thank you! In the long run, we may have some integrations with 3rd parties using API, but it's not sure. We won't have a mobile app. For these reasons I was thinking not to use React and, whenever we will have 3rd party integration API, we will then create ad hoc REST API for them
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I really feel your point. Django is my favourite framework but, as for Rails or Laravel, sometimes you need more reactivity to build an app.
The two worlds can live together: I use Django and it’s features (including templating) along with Svelte, served from Django itself.
I wrote a post, if you are interested https://dev.to/besil/my-django-svelte-setup-for-fullstack-de...
I hope too HTML Over the Wire will be trending, I hate all the SPA and JS madness nowadays.
SPA/React/Flutter are great tools and technologies, when you have a team for the backend and one for the front end. If you are a little startup or a single man project, that’s quite huge to maintain
You can go with Server Sent Events too, that are more suitable for notifications. WS may be blocked in corporate networks
How Unpoly differ from Hotwire (Turbo+stimulus) or htmx+alpinejs?
https://htmx.org/ https://alpinejs.dev/ https://turbo.hotwired.dev/ https://stimulus.hotwired.dev/
Only if you want to go with LiveView. For Django, as I’m a Python dev too, I’m going with htmx+alpinejs. Or you can choose the Hotwire stack (Turbo+stimulus)