Markdown wins on speed and efficiency. HTML is not good for readability without a CSS stylesheet.

Hint on a new feature coming soon:

Rough hero section for PythonStarter completed late last week. (Sunday). Feedback welcome! Launch date: first week of March.

Also quickly added this nice FAQ section to the PythonStarter landing page (wip): with Tailwind and @daisyui_ !

Yesterday added a new AI tools section to the Python Starter landing page featuring all the AI platforms which can be combined with PythonStarter!

On Sunday, created this quick (placeholder) pricing page converted from React / JavaScript to faster server rendered Python Flask Jinja template. I remember when I hand-coded the html and css from scratch to build a pricing section and it took hours!

Using @marclou 's React / Tailwind CSS / DaisyUI components and converting them to Flask Jinja templates for my new Python Flask starter product. This is just placeholder content from Marc's paid ShipFast product. But I added dark mode 😎

The step by step Python Flask starter article took a fraction of the time than the Stripe article but got over 2x the views. The internet works in unexpected ways sometimes.

This is pretty cool. Could herald the flourishing of a whole new ecosystem of Python-based AI web apps:

Why HTMX wins:

Hi dev Twitter, the top article on Stripe got a similar number of presentations (times Medium displayed it) to the other ones (around 800) - any idea why so actual views (31)? Anything I can do to improve the title? I actually feel that this article was my best one to date..