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Python is the best language in the world. Today, you can build AI and data applications using Python alone! No HTML or JavaScript necessary. Take a look at Taipy, an open-source Python library to build end-to-end production applications. Star their repository: I recorded a quick video showing how to... build a simple chat interface to talk to OpenAI GPT-3.5 using Taipy alone. Something important to keep in mind: Taipy's goal is not to replace web developers but to provide an alternative to those who need to build applications without web experience. If you are a data scientist or someone dealing with data, Taipy will simplify your life considerably. Thanks to the team behind Taipy for collaborating with me on this post. Here is a link to the full demo. Download this code and run it. It takes 30 seconds:show more

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Petr Lazeckyvor 2 Jahren

You should have enough experience to know there is no such a think as the best programming language. Yes, in the data science community it is preferred language as all data mining and processing libraries are written in Python for some reason.

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Santiagovor 2 Jahren

Call it potato or potato.

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James Pogvor 2 Jahren

hows this diff from streamlit?

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Raul Juncovor 2 Jahren

I built a similar prototype a couple of weeks ago. I can't stop using Taipy since.

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yovor 2 Jahren

What about Plotly-Dash ? Simplifying a lot for building data apps

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localhostvor 2 Jahren

It’s not about the language it’s how you use it, Zuck built FB with php and js

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Samar Singhvor 2 Jahren

Man, you have been pushing this taipy thing like crazy. So man times, need to check it out now.

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Marco Franzonvor 2 Jahren

But you can put it in production using just python? I don't think so...

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Adarshvor 2 Jahren

You should also try streamlit. It's pretty good. @streamlit

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Yorel Woodsvor 2 Jahren

What’s the edge? @streamlit is solid

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