I love django-cotton by Will! It's allowing me to create components without endless configurations. It's a young project, but it's improving quickly. Give it a try, and leave a star ⭐ github.com/wrabit/django-…

django-cotton Bringing component based design to Django templates. github.com/wrabit/django-…

Finally broke out of the 0.9.x loop. cotton 1.0.0 released with a backend overhaul, seeing up to 32% better performance.. github.com/wrabit/django-…

django-cotton、いいよねえ

If you're a Django developer that uses HTMX or otherwise relies heavily on SSR and Django templates, you need to check out django-cotton. django-cotton.com

I just published a Django Cotton component library of Heroicons. It's super simple to use and has all the latest icons. Here's a quick taste: <c-heroicon.check-circle /> pypi.org/project/cotton…

Wow, django-cotton is incredible. Define, use with `<c-button>` (or whatever the template name is) and see the results. I've been wanting a shadcn-like template for Django. I think django-cotton is the key to making that happen. Just needs to learn a few more bits about it.

A reusable component system was the last missing piece to building serious front ends in the Django / HTMX low-JavaScript world. I've only been using it for a couple weeks but so far cotton feels like the answer.

New video: Django Cotton in Five Minutes—the component system you've been looking for. youtube.com/watch?v=9-ZFz-…

#django cotton seems like the missing piece when you are building large applications. If you are a serious django developer you owe it to yourself to give it a try.

Now you can create amazing reusable React-like component in Django with django-cotton. I've been waiting this for a long time.

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Because of Eshat I’m transitioning my auction front end from streamlit to Django cotton. django-cotton.com/docs/quickstart

Writing reusable and composable UI components can be achieved using the good 'ol django templates, with the help of some libraries to fill in the gaps (like django-components, django-cotton and TailwindCSS) Check out my talk at Djangocon US

django-cotton: Bringing Component Based Design to Django Templates #python github.com/wrabit/django-…

はてなブログに投稿しました DjangoテンプレートエンジンのDjango Cottonを試す - 偏った言語信者の垂れ流し tokibito.hatenablog.com/entry/2024/12/… #はてなブログ #力強くアウトプットする日

Currently trying Django Cotton in pair with htmx.org / CEO of FlatUI Delenda Est (same thing) and django-template-partials and.. it's a banger ! Trying to see if I really need template partials though if you go full component mode with django cottons. Once everything is its own component and with the flexibility

github.com/wrabit/django-… 1.6.0 allows you to reduce some markup for grouped components, simplifies folder structure too.

I wrote up a blog post demonstrating my reason for starting to use django-cotton. In short: when I want an include that can accept one or more blocks of HTML, I'll use a component instead. treyhunner.com/2025/03/django… #Python #Django

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