Pynecone is Now Reflex - Python Web Framework
Pynecone is now Reflex! The same great Python web framework with a new name and a bold vision for full-stack development.
Nikhil Rao
We have some exciting news to share about the next stage of our company!
This name aligns with our goal of creating a web framework easy and intuitive, while remaining flexible and powerful to support any app.
We will continue to grow Reflex as an open source project to include all the features of web development. We're also working on our hosting service that will be available later this year.
- Our main website will change from https://pynecone.io to https://reflex.dev/.
- Our Python package will change from
pip install pyneconetopip install reflex. - Our library will change
import pynecone as pctoimport reflex as rx. - Our Github repo will switch from https://github.com/pynecone-io/pynecone to https://github.com/reflex-dev/reflex.
If you have an existing Pynecone project, run reflex init from a directory that has a pcconfig.py file, you will have the option to migrate your project.
If you have any issues through the migration, please come join our Discord. We will post the latest news there as well as on our Twitter.
Thanks for supporting us through this change. We're excited to start this new chapter and see what the community builds with Reflex!
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