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dataprofessor/population-dashboard

★ 216 · Jupyter Notebook · updated Sep 2024

A dashboard web app template built in Python using Streamlit.

A minimal Streamlit dashboard showing US state population data from 2010–2019, built as a teaching example for a conference talk. It's a template, not a tool — the real audience is someone who wants to see how a Streamlit dashboard is structured before building their own.

Keeps the code small enough to actually read in one sitting; includes both a CSS-styled version and a bare version side-by-side so you can see exactly what the styling adds; ships with a devcontainer so you can run it without fighting dependencies; the live demo actually works.

The data is static CSV from 2010–2019 with no path to refreshing it; at 216 stars and last touched in late 2024 it's effectively unmaintained; there's nothing here you couldn't replicate in 30 minutes reading the Streamlit docs — the value is purely pedagogical, not reusable infrastructure; no tests, no CI, and the 'template' framing overpromises since it's really just one specific dashboard.

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