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Ludic is my personal project I started working on as I saw an opportunity to write websites in Python without the need to use template engines and write complex JavaScript (thanks to htmx.org). Ludic prioritizes simplicity - no convoluted HTML, straightforward and responsive CSS, and minimal JavaScript requirements.

I'm looking for feedback for the documentation I was building:

* https://getludic.dev/docs/

This documentation showcases the range of features the framework offers, providing a comprehensive overview of its capabilities.

I would also appreciate if you checked the layouts section and tell me what you think:

* https://getludic.dev/catalog/layouts

Additionally, I've developed a convenient cookiecutter template:

* https://github.com/paveldedik/ludic-template

I eagerly await your feedback and insights as you explore these resources.

I believe Ludic can be expecialy good for personal blogs, project websites, in-browser slides, while using htmx.org properties to add interactivity.

Since my last update on Ludic, I've concentrated on the following areas:

* Building comprehensive documentation with Ludic to showcase its capabilities * Enhancing the UI components catalog * Crafting Layout Components inspired by the Every Layout Book * Introducing support for Themes

Future plans for Ludic include:

* Enhancing HTMX support with compatibility for HTMX 2.0 * Implementing speed improvements through caching * Expanding the features in the catalog * Improving typing support * Exploring the creation of a cookiecutter template for generating Ludic-powered slides

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https://getludic.dev/docs/