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6 days ago
Web frameworks

Streamlit Widgets: Build your apps using common UI components

Streamlit is a Python library for building interactive web apps with a variety of customizable widgets.
fromPyImageSearch
4 months ago
Python

Getting Started with Streamlit: Learn Widgets, Layouts, and Caching - PyImageSearch

Streamlit converts pure Python scripts into interactive, reactive web apps quickly without writing HTML, CSS, or JavaScript, enabling fast deployment and cached performance.
Web frameworks
fromPython GUIs
6 days ago

Streamlit Widgets: Build your apps using common UI components

Streamlit is a Python library for building interactive web apps with a variety of customizable widgets.
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Web development
fromZDNET
1 month ago

Vivaldi's new feature should have every other browser taking note

Vivaldi's new Auto Hide UI feature maximizes screen space by hiding browser elements, enhancing the web app experience.
Arts
fromCreativeApplications.Net
6 months ago

Dither - Programming language for creative coding

Dither is a creative coding language for web and native apps, offering interpreted or compiled CPU/GPU execution with type inference and pixel-focused libraries.
fromTechCrunch
6 months ago

Google Chrome silences those pesky notifications | TechCrunch

The feature expands on existing functionality already available in Chrome's Safety Check feature, which revokes camera and location permissions from websites you don't visit anymore. The company tacitly admits that browser notifications, as designed, might have been a bad idea, saying that its own data shows users receive a high volume of notifications, but rarely interact with them. Less than 1% of all notifications receive any interactions from users, notes Google.
Tech industry
fromCybersecurity Dive
1 year ago

Why a secure enterprise browser should be on your security short list in 2025

According to The State of Workforce Security, approximately 85% of the workday is spent on browser-related activities using SaaS and web apps, underscoring the need for robust security measures.
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