From Simple Script To Beautiful Web Application With Streamlit

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Building well designed and easy to use web applications requires a significant amount of knowledge and experience across a range of domains. This can act as an impediment to engineers who primarily work in so-called back-end technologies such as machine learning and systems administration. In this episode Adrien Treuille describes how the Streamlit framework empowers anyone who is comfortable writing Python scripts to create beautiful applications to share their work and make it accessible to their colleagues and customers. If you have ever struggled with hacking together a simple web application to make a useful script self-service then give this episode a listen and then go experiment with how Streamlit can level up your work.
The intro and outro music is from Requiem for a Fish The Freak Fandango Orchestra / CC BY-SA
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Introduction and Sponsor Messages
Interview with Adrian Troy: Introduction and Background
Streamlit: Origin and Purpose
Streamlit Features and Use Cases
Challenges and API Design
Building and Deploying Streamlit Apps
User Feedback and Adjacent Technologies
Technical Challenges and Lessons Learned
Future of Streamlit and Community Involvement
Closing Remarks and Picks
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