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NiceGUI is MIT licensed. Not perfect , but no bizarre shenanigans when it comes to releasing commercial software.

• roflcopter69 6mo ago
  How has your experience with NiceGUI been like? I was thinking about giving it a try some day but didn't get the chance to do so.
  • trueno 6mo ago
    it's chill, works well. way better than streamlit but out of box i'm not a huge fan of material ui in nicegui. but good lord it actually behaves like an app. events and state management via event queue between the browser are great. it just looks kinda ugly, but you can at least rapidly prototype a working web app really quickly with it. solid for office tooling. i've moved on from python apps though, i for whatever reason just woke up one day and decided im tired of runtime dependencies and i wanted compiled binaries serving up whatever.
    • roflcopter69 6mo ago
      Thanks for the answer. Sounds alright for the one's stuck with the Python ecosystem I suppose.