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Meet Streamlit, a Friendly Tool for Data Scientists

Streamlit is here to help data scientists build interactive web apps quickly and easily. The best part is, you do not need any experience in front end web development. If you know Python, you can create and share your web apps in just a few hours, not weeks. It is simple, efficient, and a real game changer for data scientists.

With Streamlit, building web apps is easy. You can put them online quickly and use many built in parts to show data and media. It also has parts for user input and works with LLMs to show chat messages, much like ChatGPT. Plus, Streamlit''s smart saving method keeps apps fast, even when loading data from the web or doing tough calculations.

One great thing about Streamlit is how flexible it is. You can use it to make many kinds of apps, like language learning apps. For example, you can build a language learning app using Streamlit and Googletrans, a free Python library that works with the Google Translate API. The steps are simple: set up the space, bring in libraries, add permission, connect to databases, add message history, show chat parts, make the code better, and put the app online using Streamlit Cloud.

Streamlit is also great for building complex chatbots. For instance, you can create a Graph RAG chatbot using Streamlit, LangChain, and a Neo4j graph database. This chatbot can answer questions about international football history. The steps are much like building a language learning app: set up the space, bring in libraries, add permission, connect to the Neo4j database, add message history, show chat parts, make the code better, and put the app online.

Streamlit is loved for helping data scientists build interactive web apps quickly and easily. Whether you are making a simple language learning app or a complex chatbot, Streamlit''s easy to use interface and many parts make it a great choice for your projects. Users love its simplicity and efficiency, making it a popular tool among data scientists.