Getting Started With Streamlit in Python

[@TanielaLigairi]

Thank you very much Andy - its like you drove a locomotive full of information right into my cerebral cortex :) Learnt so much today - thanks again :)

[@AndyMcDonald42]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@AlexFalkovskiy]

This is great video, Andy, thank you! It goes through all major steps to start a working project.

[@sanjeevgupta8435]

Great video, Andy.. Explained so lucidly

[@craigphillips1034]

Thanks Andy. That was very good as usual. I like how you focus on a subject and present it so well that we can understand each segment. Thank you.

[@AndyMcDonald42]

Thanks very much Craig. 👍

[@jamesallison9725]

Great tutorial. I think I love Streamlit!

[@NH-xl6du]

Great tutorial! This was verry helpful, thanks

[@moaiedbetamour6078]

Fantastic video, I love the style which is simple and clear. Thank you for sharing.

[@marianaz5487]

Thank you very much! Extremely useful video!

[@gmostafaali]

Hi Andy this tutorial great but can you show how to use in Jupyter Notebook please?

[@ZakWatts]

Hey thanks for the video, what is the extension that you are using that is displaying the relevant documentation as you code? Thanks :)

[@AndyMcDonald42]

It’s part of the Python extension within VSCode.

[@None-kv9we]

Thank you Andy!! It was real helpful to get started :)

[@AndyMcDonald42]

You're very welcome!

[@shahabsarbedar165]

Nice intro. Thank you

[@Hansie_]

you're a legend, thank you so much

[@yonkoaminho154]

How to solve this error
streamlitapiexception: set_page_config() can only be called once per app page, and must be called as the first streamlit command in your script.

[@pararth4476]

Do you know why I get a 403 error when I try to upload the csv?

[@MaxKamrani]

this is really helpful ! thanks

[@oliva8282]

Thanks a lot. Good content

[@Worldgeochemist]

What type of Terminal??? can you tell me briefly how can I run streamlit? Thanks

[@AndyMcDonald42]

If you are using VSCode you can use the terminal within the app.
Alternatively you can use the command prompt on windows or the terminal on macOS.
Navigate to the folder where your app is and enter: streamlit run app.py
Where app.py is the name you have given to the file you want to run.
Hope that helps

[@scheeenfilmiesgucke]

Great stuff. Thanks!

[@mmhuque]

Excellent, Appreciate it

[@mohammadkeshtkar9655]

Great 👍 thank you andy

[@tynolayco895]

Great

[@najlaejellouli3993]

Thanks a loooooot☺

[@I_am_a_dataanaylst]

Can I use anaconda to code this