Feodor Fitsner

Thinking further...let's say I have a "big" 1920x1080 display and made a page with 2 columns - 1st one is 200px wide and 2nd filling the rest (1720px). You mean...

So, yeah, your idea with `resize_sizes` in [this comment](https://github.com/pglet/pglet-python/issues/47#issuecomment-997606313) is what I'm currently having in my head too.

Considering there is a human on the other side of the wire (browser) I wouldn't expect too many events generated (clicks, typings, etc.). However, my main concern would be thread-safe...

But yes, animations could be done in the client code, especially nice if you wrap it into a custom "component" like in Todo example: https://github.com/pglet/examples/blob/main/python/todo/todo-complete.py

Sounds interesting. How does the animation look like in Python code? Could you give me a few examples?

Thank you!

It's fixed now in Flet 0.23. Sorry it took so long.

@diegotori Thanks for your help here 🙏🏻 - really appreciate your timely responses though it's Flet's issue.