What's new in Streamlit 1.18-19? | Sharing Some Thoughts..

[@tebogoselepe969]

Yes we love the videos and your style of content delivery. Refreshing, unique and educational of course. CONTINUE ma brada!!!!

[@andfanilo]

Thanks for the support, it means a lot! I have to write down those adjectives somewhere so I can read them again from time to time Have a nice day!

[@theh1ve]

As I have said before I love your style and videos, you are defiantly my go to for streamlit content and for a laugh, keep up the amazing work because it is hugely appreciated!!

[@andfanilo]

Thanks, glad to hear! Well I need to keep upping my style game 💪

[@fruitshopowner2505]

great video! I love your style - there are a million no-face coding tutorials I could look up for everything I'd ever need but very little content like yours so keep it up! I like these because they're right on time with relevant updates to the platforms I use - the new caching system is actually something I immediately used on release for a search query

[@andfanilo]

Aw thank you 💪 I'll have to keep it up! Well I have to thank the Streamlit team for implementing those changes and listening to our/your feedback Have a nice day and thanks for the support, it means a lot

[@sij008]

Hi Fanilo, thanks for your inspirational videos. Your videos have inspired me to make a data anaysis app for my company using Streamlit. Its quite a big jump for me since I am a Mechanical engineer trying to break into Data Science. Thanks for making it possible. Looking forward to your future videos.

[@andfanilo]

Thanks for the support I’m wondering if I should do a « Python / Streamlit for true beginners » long tutorial / course, so if you have pain points, things you struggle on, feel free to share here or by mail 🙂 have a nice day!

[@tomjohnh]

Wow! Thanks for the video. I missed the static file update. It will help me a lot :-)

[@andfanilo]

Yeah, the static file is something I was waiting for a long time, looking forward to adding some styles.css files!

[@jorgeav527-xyz]

Really good contend! I used to use Streamlit, but I switched to Dash because it was a one-column way to do everything. I think I'm going to come back XD

[@andfanilo]

XD Ahah one day I'll do a "Streamlit pro tries Dash" I promise!

[@austenlowitz8872]

I admire & appreciate all the time you spend creating and editing your videos. You relay a high degree of Knowledge Per Minute in an interactive, engaging and aesthetically pleasing way. Keep up the amazing work! Much gratitude.

[@andfanilo]

Thank you, appreciate it "aesthetically" is not an adjective I see every day in my data works, I'm going to write this down and read it before creating future videos Have a nice day!

[@rockNbrain]

Great job Fanilo !! Tks

[@andfanilo]

Thanks for watching :)

[@prod_tred]

Hi, I really like your tutorials and posts on the forum. Can you make out in one of the following videos the topic of adding a lottie animation to the application as a background? I found quite a lot of interesting animations in the form of blurry animated gradients, but I do not understand how they can be used. It would be interesting to consider this topic, you can think of many ways to personalize applications. Thank you for all that you are doing!

[@andfanilo]

Hello! Ohh, animated abstract blurry backgrounds, interesting. Really, there are Lotties for that? I'd rather look into animated CSS background instead, I'll have a look Have a nice day!

[@RedCloudServices]

Fanilo help! I remember one of your “epic” videos went through like 100 3rd party components. There was one which was a nice UI for a ebook or storytelling pages. Now I can’t find your video or the widget on streamlit. is your video still up?

[@andfanilo]

Hey! This video is in my todo list but I don't recall having made such a video...or maybe it's one of my shorter Instagram reels if you follow me since there Perhaps are you talking about github.com/sebastiandres/streamlit_book ? Or with a bit of luck you can find it here: components.streamlit.app/ Hope you'll find it, because now I'm a bit intrigued by which component you're talking about!

[@RedCloudServices]

@@andfanilo no it was a long youtube video talking fast going through many 3rd party components. Ugh. It was a “Table of Contents” component to take users through an online book. I like Pyvizzu for my use case but seems too light on the body text mostly just title for each chart. I need to create an interactive book with streamlit 🤔

[@cyberhard]

With the changes to st.columns, are the height of the columns the same?

[@andfanilo]

Hello. They should but I haven’t tested that extensively. I especially don’t know how the nested columns behave on mobile. Is there something you fear for your app?

[@fenixchow1]

thank you very much!

[@andfanilo]

You're welcome!

[@heminshah6390]

Hi I have 1 problem in my code can you help me please 😥

[@andfanilo]

Hey, I won't be easily available right now for code reviews, your best bet would be on the community discuss.streamlit.io/ or discord discord.gg/bTz5EDYh9Z Hope it helps

[@jorge1869]

I think the biggest release for Streamlit will be the ability to customize the UI. From my point of view it is the Achilles heel of this incredible framework.

[@andfanilo]

Wait & see :) in the meantime, I admit I like FastAPI+React if I need something customizable, haven't find anything that pleases me in the Python world

[@vhater2006]

Bon courage et bonne continuation , hope this kind of Educational videos replace all the horrible trends we see when connecting KZbin :) Merci .

[@andfanilo]

Merci 🤩 Ah yeah, you know I just saw a fully automated AI KZbin channel built by Siraj Raval, using chatgpt and midjourney…so I really wonder where AI education will go in the next 6 months, If we’ll just be replaced by automated AI education 😂

[@CandyMan...]

just watched a minute and liked it so much that i wanted to comment: This is a banger video on the update

[@andfanilo]

Looking forward to your future Streamlit apps!

[@mohmedbadr1947]

Love your vedios man, its unque content unque style

[@andfanilo]

Thank you, appreciate it!

[@nadirjackson5755]

one of the best channels out! appreciate you!. Do you know if theres a way to leverage a cloud gpu or virtual machine like a ec2 instance to allow your users to run machine learning task from a supercharged gpu ?

[@andfanilo]

Thanks for the support, much appreciated :) I haven't tried on an EC2 instance but hosting your Streamlit app in an EC2 with GPU should theoritically do the trick yeah. Or an easier way that I actually did test recently is hosting your app on Huggingface Spaces (huggingface.co/spaces) and upgrading your Spaces hardware to one of the stronger GPU. Super easy to setup and pause when needed ;)

[@nadirjackson5755]

@@andfanilo thanks for the timely response! and you can host your streamlit app in a huggingface space? will it have the same streamlit front end?

[@andfanilo]

(Doc: huggingface.co/docs/hub/spaces-sdks-streamlit) yes, it is embedding the Streamlit app in a space the same way Streamit Cloud does...in a little different way but the same frontend is to be expected! Like, here's an example (without GPU): huggingface.co/spaces/giswqs/Streamlit

[@nlight8769]

Ha, je peux pas m'empêcher, à la lumière des évenments du moment (macron, retraites, 49.3, 2023, insurections), de voir ces derniers moments de ta vidéos avec à la fois un peu de nostalgie, mais aussi avec une bonne envie de rigoler à imaginer les scènes actuelles avec le même jeu de lumière et petite musique douce... ça ferait un sacré décalage !

[@andfanilo]

🤣 le contraste musique douce - scènes de rue actuelles ferait une sacrée vidéo...non je n'essaierai pas, non je n'essaierai pas!

[@nlight8769]

@@andfanilo Pourtant... je vois bien un spot publicitaire du genre pour le tourisme... Et dans l'idéal... hacker les agences de voyage à l'étranger pour diffuser ce fameux spot... Je suis sûre que si tu te déguisais de la même manière que le hacker que tu avais invité une fois dans tes vidéos, personne te reconnaiterais, discrétion garantie.