I've been using this while it was in development and it's a pleasure to work with. Highlights for me:
- Incremental complexity - starts super simple and I can add stuff as I need it. I don't like frameworks where step 1 already leaves you with lots of files and a bunch of things you need to know.
- Easy escape hatches. I like some of the simpler demo/dashboard things but inevitably hit a ceiling that suddenly requires a lot of hacking to get past. Since FastHTML is a lot more transparent it's very easy to go right in and do something with JS or mess with the request or make something custom. So you're not stuck with only the widgets a framework gives you or anything like that.
- Incremental complexity - starts super simple and I can add stuff as I need it. I don't like frameworks where step 1 already leaves you with lots of files and a bunch of things you need to know.
- Easy escape hatches. I like some of the simpler demo/dashboard things but inevitably hit a ceiling that suddenly requires a lot of hacking to get past. Since FastHTML is a lot more transparent it's very easy to go right in and do something with JS or mess with the request or make something custom. So you're not stuck with only the widgets a framework gives you or anything like that.