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chore(docs): Add Numerous under integrations on community page #780
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Hi @manzt, Hope you'll merge this PR adding Numerous apps project as an integrator of AnyWidget. Basically the project is a Python app framework build around using AnyWidgets as its reactive UI components - no proprietary framework standard for widgets. I did this because I wanted make a framework that gives the user full control over the UX in a simple way. I like the separation of concerns between the app framework and the UX itself which AnyWidget makes possible. I applied the "in progress" tag because my framework is pretty new and evolving fast still. |
Thanks for the contribution and integrating anywidget with Numerous. Do you have a quickstart guide or example repo available that doesn’t require signing up for the service? I’d love to see an example and get a feel for how it works in practice. Also, just a quick note: we try to keep the canonical naming of anywidget consistent (all lowercase). Feel free to update references to align with this! |
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fix linting error, missing comma Co-authored-by: Trevor Manz <[email protected]>
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Hi @manzt, Thank you for your reply. Its a pleasure to integrate - anywidgets has great potential to advance web apps built in Python! Yes, on https://github.com/numerous-com/numerous-apps you can see the Quick Start in top of the readme.md. It explains how to use the bootstrap command which works a bit like create-react-app copying in a basic app file structure. No sign-up needed and no connection to the cloud service - just an app framework like marimo or panel running on your local machine. Hope you like it. I've updated references to follow the lower case style for anywidget in numerous-apps repo. Best, |
Added Numerous apps as an integration in progress to the community page under integrations.