Build a Python Website in 15 Minutes With Streamlit

In this video, I'm giving you an introduction to a fantastic module known as Streamlit and how it can be used to build a Python website in just 15 minutes. Over my ten years of working with Python, this is one of the best modules that I've used, and it's definitely the easiest and fastest way to build interactive user interfaces in Python, work with data based applications, and pretty much anything.

🎞 Video Resources 🎞

⏳ Timestamps ⏳
00:00 | Streamlit Tutorial
01:26 | Installation/Setup
02:33 | Simple Streamlit App
06:13 | Building a Data Dashboard Application
17:20 | Other Features

Hashtags
#python #streamlit #programmingtutorial

[DataProfessor]

Hi @TechWithTim, I'm with the Streamlit DevRel team, thanks for creating this video, great job!

[Lugge]

Wow. Simple Web Development with pure Python. And it looks intuitive as well. I think its perfectly suited for smaller "Just get it Done" projects. I will definitely check it out.

[AbolfazlM-oyxc]

dude I'm not even good at programming but I can easily understand what he is saying. Respect !

[siddhubhai]

Today I came very early, please give me a heart, I'm your big fan!

[BruvCode]

Wow, nice seeing you teaching how to use Streamlit, keep it up Tim.

[Zancb]

Tim - Always appreciative of your videos. You're by far one of the best people who write well thought out scripts, speak clearly, and have great presentation skills. Thank you so much for putting out so much great content!

[chrismachabee]

Very interesting. I have been seeing the term Streamlit and I am currently studying AWS Kinesis, I'm still trying to wrap my head around the total volume of streaming data that is utilized as a normal process. Good video.

[ajitjana]

Great intro to Streamlit. Can you please make in-depth videos on it. Thank you Tim

[sandydsa]

This video reminded me again why I subscribed to your channel! Easy to understand and helpful content. Thank you for doing this.

[michaelollom]

Great intro to Streamlit. Believe its often overlooked for a rapid prototyping web development framework. Currently it's my goto as a web hub for interacting with all the LLMs I utilize and customized ai agents, storing conversations and preferences to streamline the interaction. It's a great springboard for these kinds of use cases. Thanks!

[ta-prgmr]

Thanks a ton man. Really appreciate these quick introductory videos ✨

[ahmedthebest]

Thank you so much for getting back to your old style of videos it's so much better

And thanks for listening to your followers' opinions and comments
Your channel is really great and I love enjoying all your videos

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[johnpricejoseca]

Nice intro, Tim! Much appreciated. Keep up the good work!

[cwhitmore]

Great video Tim. I'm in the process of learning Python so it's nice to break from tutorials and actually watch someone build something!
I see Streamlit has really good documentation, but there's so much, it's overwhelming. What's the best approach to learn about the three libraries you used (Streamlit, Pandas and Mathplotlib)?

[philmordecai]

Very interesting. I'm curious however as to the matplotlib import at the top of the code as I didn't see 'plt' being referenced at any other point in the presentation and therefore wondered if it wasn't needed in the end...?

[ahnaf_-error]

Would be great if you could also make a tutorial for live streaming via webcam and detect face or something with opencv and streamlit!

[playersonlinefuture]

What do you guys recommend for college classes to take to be a cyber security? And how can I use python for CS???

[ayanjawaid]

Hey tim, thanks man you always provide the best content to us...🤜🤛

[samarthmathur]

Nice overview of Streamlit .... now please bring whole video tutorials

[myJapanTV]

Loved this Tim.... Can we have one in-depth video pls?