At first glance this looks like an interesting take at pulling a lot of the functionality back to the Python side of the web application. It's not a webassembl

At first glance this looks like an interesting take at pulling a lot of the functionality back to the Python side of the web application. It's not a webassembly framework, and it doesn't seem to go the "thin client" approach of managing DOM changes and events over a two-way protocol.