Python kills frontend? Built dashboard without JavaScript

Learn how Python developers can build interactive dashboards without JavaScript using Streamlit. Skip HTML, CSS, and frontend complexity for data visualization.

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Yes, he's a Python developer who really hates it when product managers say, "Use web pages to help me present the analysis results." So he told me the following story... Let me share his tale, which might inspire you.

He said: As a backend programmer whose main job is dealing with data, the phrase I fear most is: "This feature is simple, just whip up a webpage for it."

Whenever I hear this, my mind conjures up that terrifying universe: the endless waiting of npm install, the cryptic configurations of Webpack, the "holy wars" between React and Vue, and that CSS problem that brings countless heroes to their knees—"how to vertically center a div."

My business logic and data processing are elegantly completed in Python, but to display them, it feels like crossing into another dimension, learning a completely different philosophy and toolchain. This chasm is both deep and wide.

Isn't there a way to use the language I'm most familiar with to casually "draw" the interface I want, just like writing scripts?

Until I discovered it—Streamlit. In that moment, I felt the whole world become peaceful.