| A lot of prototyping is done with Streamlit and Gradio, and my question is, I see a lot of demos like this and I've created a lot of them, when you see, when people are using these to prototype ideas, my thinking is if I wanted to go to create a proper app after doing Streamlit, that wouldn't be such a problem, it's just changing around the front end, so Streamlit's value, or the value of these tools, is in validating functionality in a more elegant way than a CLI, and then, so would it be the case that a lot of projects start out using Streamlit just for prototyping?<br><br>Because I often wonder when I see some projects that are using Streamlit, is this intended as the finished product, or is it more for more tech literate audiences, or are these, is the trajectory commonly stopping at this, stopping at Streamlit, and then maybe let's say in the case of a commercial startup, showing that to investors, and then building an actual proper front end.<br><br>Because of so, I think I understand the value now of them, and are those the two main, those are the two main ones I've seen so far for AI projects and Python projects, those would be the two main ones I'm supposing, right? |