If you rename “render” to “__ft__” then fasthtml will call it automatically, so you can just return the component from your handler directly!
@jeremyphoward
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ULMFiT technique adoption opportunity for major AI labs
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We’ve been teaching this since 2017 and used it in ULMFiT, but still seems no big lab has picked up on it. Big opportunity for someone here…
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Documentation Claims Lower Latency But Real Performance Differs
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Yeah actually I’ve noticed that too – the docs claim lower latency, but I’m not seeing it
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FastHTML Auto-render Components with __ft__ Method
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If you rename “render” to “__ft__” then fasthtml will call it automatically, so you can just return the component from your handler directly!
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FastHTML Framework Size Comparison with FastAPI
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I believe that FastHTML is far smaller than FastAPI. It’s definitely not a big framework.
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AI Regulation Replacing Jury Trials with LLM Judges
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…and also an AI regulation that removes jury trials and replaces them with LLMs as a judge — that's good too?
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AI Regulation and LLM-Based Education: Ethical Concerns
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Cool. So you must be in favor then of an AI regulation that requires all children be taught entirely using LLM-created content at schools, since all AI regulations are good?
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API Cache Storage Costs and TTL Configuration Explained
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Thanks for sharing! My first question was how much does it cost for cache storage and how does that work. I found the answer at the bottom of the api docs so hopefully this helps others with the same question. No extra storage costs and cache has a ~5 min TTL.
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fa6-icons: Python library for Font Awesome icons
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I love the @fontawesome icon library, so I decided to make it easier to use from Python. Therefore, I've created a new fa6-icons library: https://
answerdotai.github.io/fa6-icons/ This works well with hypermedia applications, such as FastHTML, saving bandwidth by only including used icons.