Example projects demonstrating how to build web applications with Piccolo ORM and various Python frameworks.
Piccolo Examples is a curated collection of sample projects that demonstrate how to use Piccolo ORM with various Python web frameworks and frontend technologies. It provides practical, working implementations of common web application patterns like REST APIs, content management systems, and full-stack applications. These examples serve as reference implementations for developers learning how to integrate Piccolo into their projects.
Python developers and backend engineers who want to learn how to implement Piccolo ORM with different web frameworks, and teams looking for production-ready templates for database-driven applications.
Developers choose Piccolo Examples because it provides real-world, working code rather than just documentation snippets, with examples covering multiple frameworks and deployment scenarios. It offers immediate starting points for common application patterns with Piccolo's migration system, admin interface, and query builder.
Example projects built using Piccolo.
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Includes live demos and community contributions like movie databases and Q&A apps, providing tangible references for production use beyond basic snippets.
Covers integration with FastAPI, BlackSheep, Starlite, and Starlette, demonstrating Piccolo's flexibility across different Python web ecosystems.
Offers ready-to-use templates combining Piccolo with SvelteKit and Vue.js, accelerating development of complete applications with deployment setups.
Provides access to deployed applications with source code, enabling interactive exploration and code inspection for practical learning.
Lacks beginner-friendly tutorials, requiring users to already understand Piccolo ORM and web framework basics, as seen in the minimal tutorial coverage.
Examples and templates are scattered across multiple GitHub repositories, which can complicate finding and maintaining consistent code, as noted in the README's external links.
Relies heavily on community contributions, so some examples may become outdated or lack official maintenance from the core Piccolo team.