TCC-EngBio2020 VS streamlit

Consider fastapi or anvil.works or even, for more data orientated apps, streamlit

But nowadays the technology is evolving too fast, there are multiple platforms that simplify the work of making models live over the clouds such platforms are streamlit, gradio, and Gooey.

My Skyboy application is a niche product, but I think it's pretty cool! (Let's be honest, I'm a little biased. I did write it for myself, after all.) It's a Python web app using the Streamlit framework.

This CRM Web App, is built with python programming, streamlit and Deta Base an open source data base structure that allows you store your data in a JSON Format.

Streamlit is the best thing I've ever found.

Depending on what your use case is, I really like Streamlit for something that could be a single page app.

Now that we are receiving the system call counts every 5 seconds, let's use it to build a live dashboard. There are hundreds of tools and libraries available for building dashboards these days, I decided to go with streamlit - this python framework will allow us to spin up a dashboard with less code (I wanted to keep it as simple as possible). To get started with streamlit, make sure you have python 3.0+ (usually this will be installed by default on many Linux distributions). We will install streamlit using pip.

Been working in people analytics consulting for many years now. Basically dealing with a decent chunk of python relating to just analytical projects...think pandas. Primarily things that don't need to be deployed to the web etc. I love Streamlit for just being able to deploy a python script as a web app with like zero real work.

A search for data visualization tools led me to Streamlit, a Python browser-based application with the flexibility to display data in multiple ways. It supports multiple Python graphing modules, as well as mapping with Mapbox.

There is also another way to build, test and share data apps, using streamlit https://streamlit.io/ what I don't like about gradio is that when you want to use images, it doesn't give the path to the image file, to know the path you would have to use the file control.