Last week we attended PyCon US in a beautiful city of Pittsburgh, PA!
I've been on many conferences, but at PyCon I was amazed by the spacious venue, flawless event organization, high-quality content and welcoming community 😎, ...and good food 🍔!
When you package your Flet program in Python to run on a mobile device (or desktop) the resulting bundle (.apk, .ipa, .exe, .app) contains your Python program, Python interpreter and Python Standard Library.
If your program uses only Python standard library then packaging process is relatively easy - Flet zips your code and combines Flutter app together with Python interpreter and standard library both compiled for the target platform: Android or iOS.
However, problems may arise when your Flet program uses third-party packages, with thousands of them published on PyPI or Conda.
One month after the release of Flet 0.21.0, we are excited to announce the release of Flet 0.22.0.
This release comes with a lot of enhancements, bug fixes, and deprecations:
Flet makes writing dynamic, real-time web apps a real fun!
Flet 0.21.0 further improves web apps development experience as well as using asyncio APIs in your Flet apps.
Here's what's new in Flet 0.21.0:
🥰 Happy Valentine's Day lovely people! 🥰
We just released Flet 0.20.0 with the focus on:
Video (yay!), AudioRecorder and a bunch of Cupertino-like controls. Flet now includes 97 built-in controls!