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Popular Themes in r/Python
#1
Solution Requests
: "Where are people hosting their Python web apps?"
14 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "Django devs: Your app is probably slow because of these 5 mistakes (with fixes)"
10 posts
#3
Self-Promotion
: "I got tired of paying $$ for app translations, so I built this OpenSource tool instead with Python🚀"
4 posts
#4
Ideas
: "🚀 A Beautiful Python GUI Framework with Animations, Theming, State Binding & Live Hot Reload"
3 posts
#5
Pain & Anger
: "I hate Microsoft Store"
2 posts
Popular Topics in r/Python
#1
Python
: "Free-threaded (multicore, parallel) Python will be fully supported starting Python 3.14!"
77 posts
#2
Project
: "What's the coolest python Project you are willing to share?"
17 posts
#3
Development
: "Are there many of you on here who do all their Python Development inside a container?"
10 posts
#4
Tool
: "torrra: A Python Tool that lets you find and download torrents without leaving your CLI"
10 posts
#5
Framework
: "A Python-Powered Desktop App Framework Using HTML, CSS & Python that supports React, Tailwind, etc."
7 posts
#6
Ai
: "We built an Ai-agent with a state machine instead of a giant prompt"
6 posts
#7
Gui
: "🚀 A Beautiful Python Gui Framework with Animations, Theming, State Binding & Live Hot Reload"
6 posts
#8
App
: "A Python-Powered Desktop App Framework Using HTML, CSS & Python that supports React, Tailwind, etc."
6 posts
#9
Library
: "PicTex, a Python Library to easily create stylized text images"
6 posts
#10
Data
: "Wrote an MIT-licensed book that teaches nonprofits how to use Python to analyze and visualize Data"
5 posts
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