Shiny for Python 1.0
shiny.posit.coGreat news!! Shiny for Python 1.0 is now available! As an enthusiast, I've been eagerly anticipating this release. Congratulations to the Posit team, who, with Quarto, Shiny, and so many other open-source projects, are bringing superpowers to a whole new kind of user. Shiny's ease of use is a bliss for a lot of new coders, including those who don't see themselves as traditional programmers.
Check it out: [Shiny for Python 1.0 Announcement](https://shiny.posit.co/blog/posts/shiny-python-1.0/)
Happy coding!
The article doesn't explain why Shiny _is_. I see both an AI chat, and data tables, from a thirty-second skim of the blog post. And the main page says, "fresh, interactive approach to telling your data story". That doesn't actually help!
Since you know the tech, would you mind explaining to readers like me what this is about, please?
Somehow I thought for a moment that some crazy person had ported Shiny to use the 1.0 version of Python, which would be a lot worse idea.