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I really like fomantic-ui (a fork of now-abandoned semantic-ui). I think its philosophy of "class should be meaningful words rather than cryptic codes" meshes really well with python. Writing css classes as "inverted very large dividing header" reads much better than "header-lg header-inverted header-lg-xxl". It also has enough components to do pretty much anything I wanted, and is simple enough to override or extend where necessary.
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I've also tried out Alpine recently, and just want to warn folks to check the fine print. Alpine does its thing by evaluating strings into JavaScript, which may require setting unsafe-eval in a site's Content Security Policy (or CSP). See Alpine's README here for more.
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