This course will teach you how to develop web apps using the Streamlit library. With just a few lines of code, you can have your app up and running in no time.

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Streamlit

This course will teach you how to develop web apps using the Streamlit library. With just a few lines of code, you can have your app up and running in no time.

We'll start off with learning about the various components of Streamlit, before finally building an app that you can deploy and have your users access.

Develop Web Apps with Streamlit

Your app will be appreciated by its users if it informs them of various things that happen during its operation. This is where the progress and status method come into play.

You can show the progress of operation using the `st.progress()` and the `st.spinner()` methods.

When used along with the `st.success()` method, you can help users know once an operation is done.

Streamlit also has the `st.balloons()` method for a more animated indication of the completion of an operation.

Learn how to show progress and status in Streamlit

First Things First

Introduction to Streamlit

Display Information with Streamlit

Display Interactive Widgets with Streamlit

Streamlit Layout

Mutate Data with Streamlit

Streamlit Miscallenous Items

Deploy Streamlit Apps

Display Progress and Status with Streamlit