nicegui gaining traction

[ed2050]

I see nicegui mentioned more and more on reddit lately (which sadly seems to have replaced stackoverflow for python questions). Today someone posted a poll about streamlit alternatives and nicegui is currently in 2nd place.

Nice to see this project gaining interest in the python community. Not just because the code is well designed, but all the effort @falkoschindler and @rodja and others put into documentation and discussion / support. Well done everyone. 👏

[evnchn]

Notably NiceGUI does not have any watermarks / popups / badges on websites you create to indicate that it's powered by NiceGUI and get people to join! (that says a lot)

Adds to the mystery of how NiceGUI got known by people 🤔 (#4804). Is it word of mouth? Is word of mouth that powerful? Or does Reddit have something to do with it?

[evnchn]

In fact, I personally want, on an opt-in basis, that I can manually add a badge to my websites to show that they're made with NiceGUI.

Wishful programming:

ui.add_badge()

Possible params:

• link: can disable or enable linking to the GitHub, useful for kiosks where you don't want to have a link which redirects to some third-party domain
• size: not sure if it's an int, an enum, or something else

-> this can possibly be done by a third-party library, not necessarily to be inside NiceGUI main repo.

[frankvp11]

Honestly, I'd probably build that into some of my sites as well.
I've enjoyed the NiceGUI project for quite some time now