emixam

8 months agodiscuss

Hello, author here. It is actually possible to use return instead with a different set of decorators: check out the first "tip" block on this page: https://hyperflask.github.io/sqlorm/sql-functions/

emixam

9 months agodiscuss

Some of the sub-projects of hyperflask can be re-used elsewhere but most of it is Flask specific.

Notable sub-projects that could be used with Django:

- https://github.com/hyperflask/jinja-super-macros

- https://github.com/hyperflask/jinjapy

emixam

9 months agodiscuss

It is for now. Hoping to rally others !

emixam

9 months agodiscuss

sqlorm is a new orm developed as part of hyperflask.

I use sqlalchemy daily, it's an amazing library, but I wanted something more lightweight and straightforward for this project. I find the unit of work pattern cumbersome

emixam

9 months agodiscuss

I would be glad having some users on this project but that would definitely kill it !

emixam

9 months agodiscuss

It's in sync with the Locality of Behavior [0] principle that htmx follows.

It's inspired by Astro Pages [1] which are the same thing in the javascript world. I really liked the developer experience working with them.

[0] https://htmx.org/essays/locality-of-behaviour/ [1] https://docs.astro.build/fr/basics/astro-pages/

emixam

9 months agodiscuss

Thank you so much ! Great work with htmx, I'm a fan. This project is the culmination of a lot of concepts I like from many different stacks coming together.

emixam

9 months agodiscuss

I knew of unpoly but didn't know about alpine-ajax. My choice was set on htmx since the beginning. I feel it's a more mature solution with more flexibility.

emixam

9 months agodiscuss

There is Flask-Admin but it's more bare bone than Django Admin. I plan to tackle the problem in the future.

emixam

9 months agodiscuss

Thanks ! I've introduced a lot of stuff with this project and I'm glad someone noticed :D

I've also submitted SQLORM on HN if it's of interest to others: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45607688

emixam

9 months agodiscuss

I've built SQLify with it: https://sqlify.me

emixam

9 months agodiscuss

Hello, author of hyperflask here. I'm happy to finally announce this project as I've been working on it for quite some time.

I made an announcement post here: https://hyperflask.dev/blog/2025/10/14/launch-annoncement/

I love to hear feedback!

emixam

9 months agodiscuss

The framework is composed from many extensions indeed. You can use them independently though!

The component system is not fully independent because it depends on multiple other extensions but it mostly is as this extension: https://github.com/hyperflask/flask-super-macros

On the GitHub organization there is a list of all the extensions that are built as part of the project: https://github.com/hyperflask

emixam

12 years agodiscuss

83 already exists in France. It's called "Adopte un mec" (translation: adopt a guy) and it's very successful (http://www.adopteunmec.com). It ysed to target a yound adult crowd with some funky design but the UX and design god much better over the years so they may be moving up.

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