Streamlit with Google colab in just 3 lines of code

import streamlit as st
num3 = number1+number2

# 3 lines of code
! pip install streamlit -q

[usqxvxc]

Thanks! yours is the simplest and the only method which worked for me!

[alaalhumaidan]

You are the best, spent days on this and now its working

[arooprath]

Pretty awesome. Thanks a ton brother!!!

[winviki]

Wow, that was pretty simple, thanks for the tutorial.

[alkalinebase]

Thankyou so much, it was really helpful!

[shoykotrayhan]

It was of great help & preety simple.Thanks a lot.

[endlesscreativity]

Great and simple. Thanks helped me alot..

[gorkema]

Best, it really worked fast. No need for ngrok. Thanks a lot cap.

[k.maheshwarlal]

Thanks you man, Really a LIfe Saver ❤🙏

[OnlinePKg]

Thanks it help me to run streamlit on collab

[simoneggipo]

Thanks, but I have a problem. The last code doesn’t give me the url anymore, do you know why? Yesterday it worked

[cbylnrh]

Can the same idea be applied to code in the Tkinyer library?

[bennguyen]

I imagine it's costly to run LLMs.. is there a limit on how much Google Colab will do for free?

I'm interested in creating a Python application that uses AI.. from what I've read, I could use ChatGPT4 Assistant API and I as the developer would incur the cost whenever the app is used.

Alternatively, I could host a model like Ollama, on my own computer or on the cloud (beam cloud/ Replicate/Streamlit/replit)?

As a 3rd option, could Google Colab work in my situation? Is OpenAI's Assistant API totally different from the API to programmatically interact with Gemini Pro, llama2, mistral, etc?

[VISHVANI]

how can we create folder name with .streamlit in google colab? it seems not allowed...?

[ahlibrary]

can you tell me how to send the link of our app to others, i have done it but everytime it's not accessible to others.