Thank you so much for your clarifications. You have a WONDERFUL STYLE in delivering the ideas in a very simple and understandable way. You really deserve 10 stars out of 10.👏👏👏👏
The timing of these clips couldn't have been better! 😄 I had just familiarized myself with the basics of Streamlit and was in the midst of brainstorming ideas, wondering how Streamlit and Langchain could complement each other. Your content has been incredibly helpful in this regard. 👍
This is great explanation and fun, thanks as always. Maybe you can integrate some AI created images to it, I would love to see meals created by gansters 😂. Anyways great job 👏
Great video. I’d just been told about these two libraries literally yesterday (I’m usually not working in this space) and this got me up to speed quickly. Thank you!!
Hi,, The content is excellent. Your effort in making this tutorial is highly appreciated. I have one feedback for you. I felt the speed at which you explain is too fast. So this makes it difficult to follow. Try slowing down
Previously I was travelling and using a laptop (MacOS) for the recording of the videos. Now I'm back home, and tend to record on a desktop computer, which runs Windows. I do prefer Mac overall though (but the desktop with two screens is a better recording setup).
Very exciting topic and video and great content, as always! Opens so many ideas for building new products. My follow up questions would be: 1) Can we easily build something similar using just Django instead of Streamlit? Or 2) Can Streamlit be reasonably easy and well be integrated into a Django application? For building a paid service something, I really would need a more robust authentication and payment integration and the broader features Django comes with. Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot Frank! I'll look into using the LLM libraries with Django for sure. Not sure about integrating Streamlit with Django - I think you're better off picking one or the other. Will research this though.
@@bugbytes3923 Yes. You are probably right. It is just so addictive and tempting how easy it is to build something so interactive with Streamlit with such little code and without having to touch any frontend / JS work, really. I just wish we could have the best of both worlds, bringing Django into the mix. Pure Django (plus JS Framework and / or htmx) would be much more development work to build things that come so natural with Streamlit. I only feel Streamlit isn’t suitable to be the framework for a full web application with authentication, payment and the like. Anyways: Thank you again for your great channel. Love your content. Love your teaching style and personality.
@@bugbytes3923 My Pleasure. PS: I Don't know why I cannot comment in your golang video. Maybe sth on with yt. Since you were checking HTMX + Golang, I wanted to point you out to Golang Pagoda (Framework/Starter kit).
how can i do this for chatprompt templates . how is the llm resposnse for this case created ?
everything about this video is excellent, Presentation style, content, methodology, examples...just superb
Thanks a lot! Really happy you liked it, cheers
Thank you so much for your clarifications. You have a WONDERFUL STYLE in delivering the ideas in a very simple and understandable way. You really deserve 10 stars out of 10.👏👏👏👏
Thanks a lot for the kind comment, it means a lot!
Great video as always.Can you do a video on skeleton loading with bootstrap 5 placeholders,htmx and hyperscript.?
Thanks a lot! I'll have a look into that (been meaning to do one on skeletons anyway)!
The timing of these clips couldn't have been better! 😄 I had just familiarized myself with the basics of Streamlit and was in the midst of brainstorming ideas, wondering how Streamlit and Langchain could complement each other. Your content has been incredibly helpful in this regard. 👍
Great to hear that, thanks for the nice comment! If you have any other ideas for Streamlit/Langchain/etc content, feel free to share 😄
This is great explanation and fun, thanks as always. Maybe you can integrate some AI created images to it, I would love to see meals created by gansters 😂. Anyways great job 👏
That would've been a great idea! Maybe a follow-up of some kind 🤣
this is what i need and you describe it perfectly, followed!
Thanks a lot, appreciate it!
Great video. I’d just been told about these two libraries literally yesterday (I’m usually not working in this space) and this got me up to speed quickly. Thank you!!
Thanks Keyton! Lots of possibilities with these tools (plus web tools)
Amazing video bro. Thank you so much💪
You’re welcome, thanks again for watching!
Thank you; everything has been clearly explained.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video, it seems streaming output from Streamlit + LangChain is not available yet?
Hi
I have one more request. Can you please do a tutorial on practical example of implementing OutPutParser in Langchain?
Superb as always..
Thanks a lot, appreciate it!
This was really useful
Thank you!
Hi,,
The content is excellent. Your effort in making this tutorial is highly appreciated.
I have one feedback for you. I felt the speed at which you explain is too fast. So this makes it difficult to follow. Try slowing down
Thanks for the feedback! I’ll try and take this on board.
Can you start a langchain tutorial series
I think more will be coming if there’s interest!
@@bugbytes3923 For sure!
LangChain and LLM's are super interesting hot topics.
@@silkogelman Nice one Sil, noted!
ok, I'm still stuck in Django, but will save this for later. 👍😂
Thanks!
SUPER nice and easy-to-understand walkthough, great job!
Thanks a lot Farzad! 🙏
Any reason you've moved away from Macos?
Previously I was travelling and using a laptop (MacOS) for the recording of the videos.
Now I'm back home, and tend to record on a desktop computer, which runs Windows. I do prefer Mac overall though (but the desktop with two screens is a better recording setup).
Very exciting topic and video and great content, as always! Opens so many ideas for building new products. My follow up questions would be: 1) Can we easily build something similar using just Django instead of Streamlit? Or 2) Can Streamlit be reasonably easy and well be integrated into a Django application? For building a paid service something, I really would need a more robust authentication and payment integration and the broader features Django comes with. Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot Frank! I'll look into using the LLM libraries with Django for sure.
Not sure about integrating Streamlit with Django - I think you're better off picking one or the other. Will research this though.
@@bugbytes3923 Yes. You are probably right. It is just so addictive and tempting how easy it is to build something so interactive with Streamlit with such little code and without having to touch any frontend / JS work, really. I just wish we could have the best of both worlds, bringing Django into the mix. Pure Django (plus JS Framework and / or htmx) would be much more development work to build things that come so natural with Streamlit. I only feel Streamlit isn’t suitable to be the framework for a full web application with authentication, payment and the like.
Anyways: Thank you again for your great channel. Love your content. Love your teaching style and personality.
easy & interesting video!
Thanks!
Nice Video
Thank you!
@@bugbytes3923 My Pleasure. PS: I Don't know why I cannot comment in your golang video. Maybe sth on with yt.
Since you were checking HTMX + Golang, I wanted to point you out to Golang Pagoda (Framework/Starter kit).
@@justacasualdeveloper thank you! I’ll have a look into that very soon!