Creators

Streamlit Creators are community members who have set themselves apart — be it for helping other users, for deploying inspiring apps, for developing magical components, or all of the above. Creators get direct access to Streamlit developers, to the latest betas and prototypes, to internal roadmap conversations and, more importantly, they get swag.

These are their stories.

AbdulMajed (1littlecoder)

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AbdulMajed has created numerous Streamlit tutorials on his 1littlecoder Youtube channel that help people transform their Python scripts into useful web apps. His videos are great at explaining and demonstrating how to use new features! He’s been a long time Streamlit advocate and continues to share his enthusiasm for Streamlit with others.

Alexander Martin

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Alexander is a Sr. Engineer at an Aerospace Company where he's developed a platform, using Streamlit, that enables his team to create interfaces for day-to-day tools. He's made several of the core features for this system publicly available on GitHub. Alexander regularly shares his insights and feedback with Streamlit engineers, helping keep Streamlit awesome!

Andrej Baranovskij

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Andrej spent the last 15 years coding with Java, Python and JavaScript, building various enterprise systems with Oracle. His primary work focus relates to ML solutions development and he’s using Streamlit to build a UI for his new ML product. He also shares technical Python and Streamlit tutorials on his YouTube channel.

Arvid Teichtmann (Franky)

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Franky is an engineer and works as an embedded software developer in the medical industry. A big Python fan, he programs almost all his side projects or hobby projects in Python. He’s a great helper to the Streamlit community—answering questions, helping with debugging, and raising PRs. One of his favorite things about Streamlit is the ability to display data in a fast and appealing way!

Arvindra Sehmi

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Arvindra has been an active participant on the forum, answering questions and sharing his project Streamlit Next.js Component, Auth0 Authentication, Bi-Directional Messaging & Serverless APIs.

Ayumu Yamaguchi

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Ayumu is a data engineer who enjoys developing Streamlit dashboards, data catalogs, and custom components. He's authored an intro to Streamlit book in Japanese, and actively shares through community talks and presentations.

Benedict Neo

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Benedict is a U.S. senior in Stats & Comp Sci and loves technical writing and building things with code. His latest project, ClassGPT, is a Streamlit app built with ChatGPT API to ask questions on class lectures.

Ceyda Cinarel

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Ceyda is an AI researcher, focusing on Natural Language Processing and Computer Vision. She has created several impressive Streamlit apps, including an app incorporating the Common Voice Dataset.

Avratanu Biswas

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Avra is currently pursuing his Ph.D. in the field of biophysics at the Biological Research Center, Hungary, and Vrije University, The Netherlands. He's been an open-source enthusiast and aims to integrate Streamlit with his academic research. A recent contribution, ‘SciLit’, is used for scientific literature queries and analytics. Avra's active in the Streamlit community, helping members with his YouTube tutorials and engagement on social platforms.

Christian Klose

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Christian is the creator of the very popular Agraph component and tutorial — as well as an active member of the Streamlit forum and community. He's always coming up with new ideas for fun apps!

Dan Sheils

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Dan is a passionate developer who’s always looking for new ways to learn and build. With Streamlit, he’s built creative suites like brAInstormer and GameMaker to simplify complex workflows for fellow creatives. He's also an active and supportive voice on the discussion forums. Outside of coding, Dan spends his time exploring music, film, game design, and other digital arts.