Hello,
I am learning Shiny for Python after several years of working with R and, of course, Shiny for customer dashboard development. Between the two syntaxes, I find the Core version easier to assimilate as it closely resembles the R syntax. I notice that the documentation highlights the Python Express version more, likely to facilitate Shiny adoption for Python developers new to Shiny.
While the Python documentation is not as extensive as the R documentation, it still covers the subject well. Nevertheless, one point of confusion remains: the use of the @output decorator, which only appears in the comparison section (Shiny for Python - Shiny for R). I can't find it detailed anywhere else.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank Posit for their tremendous work on R and their mission to bring the two languages together into a unified community.
So, my question is: Is this decorator deprecated?
