A blog post on why we (@james.campbell , @thomas.campbell1 and I) use Anvil:
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That is a wonderful overview of why you use Anvil.
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Thank you! Glad you like it.
Chrome is telling me it’s not https… is that correct?
I get that from Chrome in an old Android tablet that stopped receiving updates years ago. According to that copy of Chrome, Wikipedia isn’t secure!
My best guess: Those updates surely include up-to-date root certificates. Without those, the site’s credentials can appear to be unsupported, disabling using of https.
So, if you can, I’d suggest updating your browser’s root certificates.
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Very succinct explanation.
I sometimes describe Anvil as a “low code app builder” to laypeople, the “best python framework” to Pythonistas, a “mature framework with a company behind it and hosting built in” to clients.
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excellent explanation. I always tell people about the powerful full stack autocomplete and how the difficult infrastructure related decisions are made for me by 1000x devs that work on anvil itself.
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Awesome explanation and beautifully simple site!
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Thank you all! (and thank you again just to make this post long enough).
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The photo in the preview is actually of us working on a project at a hackathon (EthDam) where we used Anvil, so there’s a good chance I’m pointing to some code in the IDE when the photographer caught us.
It seemed appropriate!