Streamlit Authentication and User Management with Django — Part 2

Data Dev Backyard
10 min readDec 27, 2022

Introduction

This tutorial is the continuation of the part 1 tutorial on how to create a login, register, and log-out functionality for a Streamlit client with the help of Django. In the first tutorial, installing the required libraries, creating a boilerplate Streamlit application as well as the initial setup for the Django application including changes in models, settings, and URL files are shown.

Part 2 of this tutorial is dedicated to completing the Streamlit client as well as the Django application to reach a working application like the following:

Demo of the final application

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