mikaelho

You do not have to check for both because `datetime.datetime` is a subclass of `datetime.date`, the single `isinstance` captures both. Converting the value to local datetime does not work, because...

Thanks for sticking with me. 👍 Maybe I am missing something fundamental here, but in your example above, you have selected the date Dec 18, 2021. Why are we not...

Documentation update +1. Fundamentally, my "issue" with the Fluent UI DatePicker component has nothing to do with Python dates, but the fact that it is an incoherent combination of date...

I took another look at this and I think the key point would be to get an aware datetime including the user's timezone from the browser to the code, as...

Thank you for taking a look and fixing the state management! Hopefully this is a fix for some intermittent flaky behaviour I have seen. pydantic is very nice, but not...

Sorry, minor miscommunication there. The text is fine, my issue was that the page itself did not load, just saying that the application was not running or similar on the...

Hey, sounds perfect! All your name options are good, but shorter is always better for me, and if I really think about it, "components" most likely still inherit from Control,...

Thanks, looks excellent! As you say, the performance is not comparable to browser-native flexbox resizing, but this approach is explicit, centralised and powerful -- i.e. this way it much clearer...

Getting back to this after a little break. I experimented with a flexible reusable column control (stack) [here](https://replit.com/@mikaelho/Pglet-Responsive-1#main.py). It generalises from your example to take any number of controls, works...

Correcting myself (again), I see that the client-server architecture of pglet already handles the basics of this very nicely, even while Python stays in "single-threaded" mode, as long as you...