Gradio

Hugging Face has introduced gradio.Server, a new way to build custom frontends using frameworks like React or Svelte while leveraging Gradio's backend infrastructure. This allows developers to create complex, highly interactive web applications that still benefit from Gradio's queuing, ZeroGPU, and hosting capabilities.

Hugging Face announced new capabilities for Gradio's gr.HTML component, allowing for custom templates, scoped CSS, and JavaScript interactivity. This enables developers and LLMs to generate complex, interactive web applications within a single Python file.

Hugging Face has introduced Daggr, a tool designed to help developers build and visualize AI application workflows. It allows users to define workflows in Python while providing a visual canvas to inspect and rerun individual steps in a pipeline.