Today, this simple test with artificial intelligence from reflex chat bot show how good and fast can be with one simple task.
Reflex compiles to a React frontend and a Starlette backend—the ASGI server that powers FastAPI. A familiar web stack, accessible to every Python developer. pandas, SQLAlchemy, scikit-learn, ...
After I ask to create a simple G.U.I. interface with all features from reflex, the chat bot result is this:
I built a one-page interactive playground that shows how a React-powered interface responds to Python state. Visitors can try five demos: a counter with event history, live preview controls, form validation, a searchable collection, and a dialog and toast.
Size: about 1,150 lines of Python across the page, four component modules, and four state modules. The integration section describes possibilities; it does not claim that external services are connected.
The interaction tests passed, and the page renders in the browser. I don’t have a reliable elapsed-time measurement for the build, so I can’t give an accurate creation time.
... the time of build was 4 minutes ...
Reflex comes with free features:
- Publish 1 app on Reflex Cloud
- Limited free usage for AI generation and hosting
- Refills periodically
- Public apps and public GitHub repos
- App code download and file editing
- Public sign-in with Reflex Auth
- Managed database
See the result online : this webpage.