Monthly rewind > July 2021
🏆 App of the month 🏆
Our July featured app of the month is......🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁
Chef Transformer by Mehrdad, Kartik, Haswanth, Deepak and Nicholas.
Discover new and unique recipes from Chef Scheherazade and Chef Giovanni, trained NLP models/"chefs", by entering a type of cuisine or a custom ingredient list. [code]
Streamlit July updates
Let's take a look at all that happened during the month of July!
🔍 Current release: 0.85.1
The latest release is 0.85.1. Notably, Streamlit now uses Apache Arrow to serialize DataFrames but make sure to check out the changelog to see all the latest features and fixes.
🔮 Upcoming features
Be on the lookout for these new features on the horizon:
- Text dials
- Download button
- Support for cards
🎈 New blog design
If you hadn't noticed, we made some fun changes to our blog site! Take a look around and explore our other posts.
Featured Streamlit content
Podcasts and articles written by or featuring the Streamlit team for your listening and reading pleasure.
- Randy outlines some tips on improving your app performance in the final part of the Designing Streamlit Apps for the User series.
- Henrikh dives into how we now use Arrow as our internal serialization format and how it helped delete over 1,000 lines of code from our codebase here.
- Listen to Amanda talk about her career journey in this Founders You Should Know interview with Renaissance Collective
- Ken gives an in depth interview and answers Streamlit questions in dataroots' Tour de Tools.
Featured community content
Some great apps, videos, and articles by the Streamlit community. Check out the Streamlit forum for even more community content.
- Dr. WJB Mattingly kicks off his Streamlit tutorial series with a video on How to use Streamlit in 30 Minutes!
- Upload an image to Ujjayanta's app and it will Generate ASCII images using GAN
- This Cloud Optimized GeoTIFF Viewer by Mykola lets you view your COG files with an interactive web map
- Anmol's Nightingale Chart Plotter app lets you create, customize and download Nightingale charts with mplsoccer
- Matthew and his colleagues created a dashboard to Visualize your EED data which can generate six unique visualizations as seen from a variety of different perspectives
- The Python Engineer gives a speedy tutorial in his Machine Learning Web App In Python In 60 Seconds! #Shorts video
- Gain insight into, measure the quality of, and repair your data with the DataQtor app by Beytullah
- Lukas' Animation des Rheinabflusses seit Juni 2020 consecutively displays the precipitation and runoff data of the Rhine in Basel
- Yuichiro forked Kazuhito's Tokyo2020 Pictogram using MediaPipe code and made a Streamlit app so anyone can try it!
- Cassie developed a Dungeons & Dragons Currency Converter to calculate which and how many coins to use when spending in the game
- Check out Kieran's simple web publishing system which can display both text based and interactive code-based posts
Thanks for checking out this edition of the Monthly Rewind. If you'd like more frequent updates on what's happening in the community make sure to check out the Weekly Roundups.
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