Why this even exist if it can't even build production ready apps, scalable apps.

[SKD8]

Why this even exist if it can't even build production ready apps, scalable apps 😫. Why frontend and backend are integrated. why don't you provide flexibility of both. it should depend on the user if he wants to keep backend and frontend together or not. i don't even know how should i structure my app. should i keep frontend backend together or separate. it works when i keep my backend separate. please provide an example of each platform android , ios , windows , web. project structure or folder so we could just copy the folder. make changes in the code then boom lets deploy it. Your documentation feels like, it is written for someone who already know about app development and not for someone who is totally beginner

[amogus-gggy]

Just dont use flet for web. Flet is way better for desktop apps, mobile apps. In that cases it way better. About web, if you are not building one monolith on flet(frontend and backend at the same time) it useless. It has very limited support on web and all python code executes on server. So, just dont build web with it and you'll be fine.

About docs: it really sucks. Just try to find some guides.

About platform examples: you dont need them. Flet is crossplatform framework. You just need run flet create app_name and it will create folder structure for you. Build app for android: flet build apk in created app. For other see on flet.dev/docs and choose publishing app.

[FeodorFitsner]

I hear you. We are going to provide more real-world examples going forward, with backends on FastAPI and Django. There will be templates, aka "Starter Kits" as well, so you can copy them and customize.

[amogus-gggy]

First of all fix your docs. Your docs i piece of bullshit if you are begginer. At least you need to add code examples to every function, and create video guides for begginers how to setup project with backend/or as an monolith webapp, how to create ui and plenty of other things. Your framework could be one of the best for ui in python, but not now.