How to use Streamlit in 30 Minutes! (Streamlit Tutorials 01.01)
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this episode very will i'm beginners in programmation but first time with someone i can undestand .thank you very much
Thanks for the "How to Create and Deploy Apps in Python with Streamlit - Complete Tutorials" series!
No problem! Glad you are enjoying it!
I find your tutorials fantastic, as well as the topics you cover.
I especially love it that they're very beginner friendly. In my opinion, it gives beginners an incentive to learn (for example Python) while doing something meaningful.
Also, given how consistent you've been, I'm really hoping you'll get to that point soon, when your channel/subs grow exponentially.
You are very kind! Thanks!!
Man, i can't even understand all but your way of explanation is amazing! thanks for this.
The way u r teaching is simply awesome!!!
So happy to hear you say that! Thank you!
I wish everything in my life was explained this well
You are too kind! Thanks so much!
Thanks for these vids. They are pretty niche but just what I need.
No problem! Happy to help.
the best thing about this is that, it is pretty much like Tkinter, maybe it is even built on it, and that is the best part, coz when one uses python it is to do something really high level and in that case you don't wanna learn too many thinks or libraries for desinging and stuff so two very similar libraries do help...
also great explanation...
Thanks brother
These unique tutorials 🙏
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Thank you so much. It made my work very easy. The way you explained its awesome.
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for this very useful video!
Hey was wondering if I build a tool in Streamlit hosted on EC2. Can this be used in production?
Is streamlit a good choice for tools that need to go into production?
Such a great question! I have not. I have hosted a production app on a local university server to handle the a user load that could not handled by Streamlit Share and I have used beta apps in Streamlit Share. Streamlit is not typically used for production, rather to demo proof of concepts or let clients experiment with features of a project quickly and early. That said, for some apps it certainly works fine for production. It works great in production when a lot of your work is done via an API. I have tested it on Heroku but never EC2.
@@python-programming thank you, for the example. That makes sense! I’m planning to build an openai in stream lit for a dozen people so should be alright for what I’m doing. BTW I enjoyed your streamlit series especially this video 👍👍
Great series!
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woo hoo! thank you...learning streamlit for a few weeks now. (1) How would a streamlit app allow a group of users to perform crud-like activity? would that require a db or simply advanced dataframe persistence? (2) It seems difficult to store user inputs and filter a folium map (and perhaps a data frame alongside a folium map) so that when a category is selected both the map and the dataframe update
Awesome! I am a huge fan of Streamlit. CRUD can be a bit tricky in Streamlit. I read an article recently that discussed using MongoDB with Streamlit. Streamlit essentially handled the GUI aspects of the communication to/from mongo. Would that be what you are after? I cannot seem to find the articl at the moment.
I have personally worked with Folium and Streamlit, but it has been over a year. The two can sometimes not communicate well, especially for bi-directitonal communication. There is a library that wraps folium around Streamlit. I don't know how well it is maintained, but I seem to recall it handles bi-directional communication: github.com/randyzwitch/streamlit-folium
Well done.
Thanks!
this video is amazing
I'm loving all the content you are producing. But I'm wondering what happened to the video that produces the pyvis graph you show @6 min. It looks like the end of this series took a turn and wonder if you cut this implementation out? I followed the series for pyvis and was so excited to see what seems like the best way to deploy it... but I'm having issues getting these two to work together. Any chance of getting help deploying Pyvis in my Streamlit site? Thanks
Wow thanks for noticing that and raising it to my attention. You are totally right! I never did that video. I will record it today or tomorrow and try to get it out early next week. I have used it for several projects, so I know it still works.
BOO-lee-uhn but otherwise fantastic!
Haha! Thanks. Its a habit I am trying to break.
watching in may 2024