Trying to port my uas moving map app to #NiceGUI using it's #Leaflet module. It has been a slow grind getting things moved over and figuring out how to do things in the new system ... (and I have a long way still to go) but it's been pretty rewarding so far. I've been able to add some features and do some mods that I've been pondering for a long time.

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Chipping away at #Yakrazor - have big plans, but small spoons.

I'm liking the new mock UI, now to implement the code to make it tick. Once this code is at par with the basic prototype, I'll open up the repo to public.

- Bunch of things to do before guests arrive
- A week to get things done

Naturally, I had to build a task manager that works with my brain to accomplish the above. It only took a day to build a prototype, and two more to make it usable while going off on side quests required to complete remaining tasks.

I call it Yakrazor.

The most important feature: treat task list as a stack, because every tangent off of a task needs to be done before returning to previous task.

@mkennedy greatly enjoyed https://talkpython.fm/episodes/show/449/building-uis-in-python-with-fastui. The timing is fortuitous for my current quest. I don't see anything about #NiceGUI or #python-eel in the show archives. It would be great to have episodes or sections with these projects also, or perhaps even a round table with all three!
https://nicegui.io/
https://github.com/python-eel/Eel/
(#FastUI https://github.com/pydantic/FastUI )