writer/writer-framework

No-code in the front, Python in the back. An open-source framework for creating data apps.

What it solves

Writer Framework provides a way to build AI applications by separating the user interface from the backend business logic. This allows developers to create more complex AI apps with a clean, testable syntax and a streamlined development workflow.

How it works

The framework uses a hybrid approach to development: a visual editor for the frontend and Python for the backend. Developers can use the writer edit command to open a browser-based visual editor to drag-and-drop UI components, while the application logic is written in Python code.

Who it’s for

Developers who want to build generative AI applications quickly without having to manually code every UI element, while maintaining full control over the backend logic in Python.

Highlights

  • Visual editor for rapid UI building via drag-and-drop components.
  • Separation of concerns between UI and business logic.
  • Python-based backend development.
  • Cross-platform support for Linux, Mac, and Windows.

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