Would be great to see whether stream lit is appropriate for enterprise data applications which require some security requirements, such as authentication, authorisation, integration with enterprise systems, etc. so far the apps in website seems to be showcases for data charts.
I think it can but you'll need to do a bit more to get that set up. The book I mention in the video covers that type of thing pretty well. Of course, you would need to either pay for a private Streamlit cloud or host it yourself like on a public cloud such as AWS or Azure.
How can streamlit be integrated with MathJax that sequentially reads data from am Excel file to display mathematically rendered list of formulas in the browser?
Not sure. Looks like the py-mathjax library was last released in 2020 and may conflict with Streamlit. You can do LaTex though with docs.streamlit.io/library/api-reference/text/st.latex
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great advice on the portfolio and in general. Thanks a lot Bryan!!
You're welcome!
Excellent overview!
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Would be great to see whether stream lit is appropriate for enterprise data applications which require some security requirements, such as authentication, authorisation, integration with enterprise systems, etc. so far the apps in website seems to be showcases for data charts.
I think it can but you'll need to do a bit more to get that set up. The book I mention in the video covers that type of thing pretty well. Of course, you would need to either pay for a private Streamlit cloud or host it yourself like on a public cloud such as AWS or Azure.
How can streamlit be integrated with MathJax that sequentially reads data from am Excel file to display mathematically rendered list of formulas in the browser?
Not sure. Looks like the py-mathjax library was last released in 2020 and may conflict with Streamlit. You can do LaTex though with docs.streamlit.io/library/api-reference/text/st.latex