Sometime ago we learnt about how to upload files and process the uploaded files in Streamlit. We dived deeper into the Streamlit UploadedFile Class and how it reads it as a file-like Byte IO type. In this tutorial we will learn about how to save our uploaded file into a directory. This is useful in …
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Go also know as Golang is a simple yet powerful programming language created around 2009 and backed by Google. Go is fast, statically typed, compiled language that feels like a dynamically typed, interpreted language. With a lot of features built within it, it is a great tool. In this series of tutorials and posts we …
Pandas is one of the best libraries for doing data analysis in general. It is so popular and useful that it has become the defactor DataFrames library when doing Data Science in Python. However, there are times that your dataset may be too big for Pandas and too small for PySpark – this is where …
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Streamlit makes it quite easy and simple to build production ready data science apps (or Data Apps). In this post we will see how to deploy a simple app that uses some NLP packages such as Spacy and TextBlob on Streamlit Sharing. By the end of this post, you will learn How to generate requirements.txt …
In this tutorial we will explore Waypoint – a tool designed by Hashicorp to build,deploy and release your application with ease and simplicity. Waypoint makes it easier for developers to build,deploy and release most applications using a similar and simple workflow. The main requirement includes Your App requirements.txt : For the app you want to …
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Streamlit is such an awesome framework that allows you to build several cool data science apps. In this tutorial we will see how to embed PDF files in our streamlit app. To be able to do so we will need just 2 main things st.markdown() : this will enable us to use the same format …
One of the most common tools used by most Data Scientists when doing a project is a Jupyter Notebook – which can be used primarily with Julia (the Ju in JUpyter) Python (the Pyt In JuPYTer) and R (the R in the JupyteR). It quite useful and has a large community. Let us see another …
One of the cool things about building web applications is the ability to either upload or download files from the web app. In this tutorial we will be exploring streamlit file upload feature. With this feature you can upload any type of files and use them in your app. To work with the file uploads …
Reproducibility and re-usability of your Python projects is an essential aspect of being a software developer or engineer, and one of the ways to do so is to provide means that others can get the same working environments you used for your projects and the same versions of packages and libraries used. This is one …
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When working on any python project or data science project it is essential to always work in an environment that makes your project reusable and repeatable without any issues for anyone that picks up your project in the future. This will even help you yourself when you revisit your project in the future. One of …