We're excited to show you something pretty cool with Reflex's new mapping components.
Building interactive maps in Python web apps used to mean wrestling with JavaScript libraries or settling for static images. Not anymore.
With Reflex Enterprise, you get full-featured maps built on Leaflet; markers, layers, event handling, the works. All in pure Python.
What makes this powerful:
- No JavaScript required - everything stays in your Python workflow
- Real-time interactions - click handlers, zoom events, location tracking
- Programmatic control - fly to locations, fit bounds, add/remove layers dynamically
- Mobile-friendly out of the box
Perfect for dashboards, analytics apps, or any project where you need to visualize location data without the usual frontend complexity.
Docs → lnkd.in/evzNDneZ
Reflex → lnkd.in/ehzKkM4A
What are you building with mapping features in your Python apps? We'd love to hear about your projects!
Reflex just crossed 25k Stars in Github, and is the has been a top trending repository for the past few days!
Full release notes here github.com/reflex-dev/reflex…
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Frontend… CSS… JavaScript.
These 3 words are enough to make a backend dev sweat.
But with Reflex, Python devs can now build beautiful UIs without writing a single line of frontend code.
Here’s how it works.
Full-stack apps can slow down backend devs for real.
When prototyping something like:
— Marketing dashboard
— AI model tester
— Customer feedback tool
You must work with languages/tools you don’t use often.
Here's how Reflex changes all that.
With Reflex, you can build a working version in an afternoon, all just with a single command, a single mindset, and a single stack. It is made for:
— Backend devs with ideas
— Data engineers building tools
— AI teams creating quick UIs for models
If you’ve ever wanted to prototype without touching JS/React, Reflex is for you.
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Demos can be time-consuming in so many ways. Let’s say you need a dashboard showing:
— Real-time metrics
— Filterable logs
— Editable tables
Usually, you’d spend days wiring frontend components, and that’s a real pain in the neck:🧵
Python developers tend to be backend-focused. They excel at:
— Writing logic
— Working with data
— Building APIs
But when it comes to frontend work, many avoid it altogether. This is where Reflex comes in handy:
I used to think context switching was just part of the job.
Write backend logic in Python. Flip to React for the frontend.
Bounce between mental models, tools, errors. It feels normal—until it burns you out.
Here’s what I’ve learned.👇
I used to think context switching was just part of the job.
Write backend logic in Python. Flip to React for the frontend.
Bounce between mental models, tools, errors. It feels normal—until it burns you out.
Here’s what I’ve learned.👇
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I used to think context switching was just part of the job.
Write backend logic in Python. Flip to React for the frontend.
Bounce between mental models, tools, errors. It feels normal—until it burns you out.
Here’s what I’ve learned.👇
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Reflex 0.7.12 is here! github.com/reflex-dev/reflex…
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Check out the top AI-assisted app development tools, like Reflex.build, Replit Agent, Bolt.new, Lovable.dev, and v0.dev.
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Reflex 0.7.11 is here! github.com/reflex-dev/reflex…
In this release:
- deprecated rx.next.video
- further compile-checks for hydration errors when using rx.el namespace
- add rx.config option to disable autosetters: state_auto_setters=False
- use javascript over jsx as output compilation target
- bump rx.icon react dependency
- remove rx.cond as a memoization leaf
- some minor performance optimization
We recently added an Image-to-App feature to Reflex.
It lets you turn any website into a working app, written entirely in Python.
This demo replicates the basic Claude app in Reflex with a few prompts (fully connected to the @AnthropicAI Python library): 🔗 claude-clone.reflex.run
From here you can fork the app here and tweak it with our AI builder: build.reflex.dev/gen/13e2e1a…
Many of our best looking generations are using this image feature, so we're exploring more ways to leverage this in the future (like feeding the agent screenshots of its current app).
Reflex.Build can now take images as input.
Check out an example app it built below!
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Demo Link: conway-s-game-of-life-neon-s…
Code github.com/Alek99/Conway-s-G…
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PR #5000 github.com/orgs/reflex-dev/d…











