Did you know there's a Python and CLI lib with full auto-complete providing 100% always-updated coverage of the >1000 methods in the entire @GitHub REST API? It's called ghapi. I've been working on it nearly 4 years now. Give it try–it's pretty fun!
@jeremyphoward
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Local Execution Eliminates Remote Server Bandwidth Complexity
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If you run locally then none of that complexity is needed – it's describing how to reduce the bandwidth of sending updates to the remove server.
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V0 Vanilla Component Generation Option Now Available
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Yes that! V0 already provides the option to grab the vanilla version of a generated component, which is super handy.
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FastHTML SSE Source Code for Streaming Chatbot Applications
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Here's the source code for a basic FastHTML SSE app — if you want to write a streaming chatbot app, for instance, you're probably going to want something like this to start from:
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FastHTML Releases New SSE Features for Server-Side Applications
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New FastHTML features for server-side event (SSE) applications just released, which make SSE apps about as easy as can be, when used with the @htmx_org SSE extension. Just `pip install -U python-fasthtml` to upgrade. https://
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Apple’s On-Device Transformer for Language Correction Technology
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isn’t Apple using it for its on-device typo/language correction Transformer? I remember when someone dumped the vocabulary it looked like they used modifier tokens.
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Exploring Repetition Tokens in AI Model Implementation
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Oh I didn't know that – very cool. I wonder if they're using our repetition tokens too.
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Claudette now supports async functionality
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Even more good news on Claudette (
@AnthropicAI Claude's good friend!) — it now supports async too 😀 https://
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LLM Integration with FastHTML Apps on Replit Platform
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A *lot* of folks are asking how to get LLM help with FastHTML apps. @mattyp has provided a really nice walkthru showing how to set up @Replit to use FastHTML's LLM-ready context docs.
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FastHTML Builds Web Apps in 24 Lines of Code
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FastHTML does it in 24 lines of string concatenation