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Streamlit re-runs the entire script when users interact with controls like sliders, which can cause performance issues with large datasets.

Taipy avoids this by storing variables in its State object for smoother updates.

You can build Taipy pages using either Markdown or Python syntax.

Markdown-Style Approach

from taipy.gui import Gui
from math import cos, exp

value = 10

page = """
# Taipy *Getting Started*

Value: <|{value}|text|>

<|{value}|slider|on_change=slider_moved|>

<|{data}|chart|>
"""

def slider_moved(state):
state.data = compute_data(state.value)

def compute_data(decay:int)->list:
return [cos(i/6) * exp(-i*decay/600) for i in range(100)]

data = compute_data(value)

if __name__ == "__main__":
Gui(page).run(title="Dynamic chart")

Components:

Text display: <|{value}|text|>

Slider control: <|{value}|slider|>

Data chart: <|{data}|chart|>

How It Works:

Initial value creates starting data

Slider movement triggers slider_moved

New data computed and chart updates

Python Builder Approach

from taipy.gui import Gui
import taipy.gui.builder as tgb
from math import cos, exp

value = 10

def compute_data(decay:int)->list:
return [cos(i/6) * exp(-i*decay/600) for i in range(100)]

def slider_moved(state):
state.data = compute_data(state.value)

with tgb.Page() as page:
tgb.text(value="# Taipy Getting Started", mode="md")
tgb.text(value="Value: {value}")
tgb.slider(value="{value}", on_change=slider_moved)
tgb.chart(data="{data}")

data = compute_data(value)

if __name__ == "__main__":
Gui(page=page).run(title="Dynamic chart")

Components:

Text: tgb.text()

Slider: tgb.slider()

Chart: tgb.chart()

How It Works:

Components created programmatically

Same data flow as Markdown approach

Real-time updates through State management

Link to Taipy.
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By default, Streamlit’s st.text_input function waits for the user to finish typing and press Enter before retrieving the input value. However, if you want to capture and process user input in real-time as they type, use streamlit-keyup.

Link to streamlit-keyup.
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A GUI application enables users to interact visually with buttons and dialog boxes instead of typing commands into the console.

To turn (almost) any Python 3 Console Program into a GUI application with one single decorator, use Gooey.

Link to Gooey.
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