Add a deployment tutorial to Resources and a Sudoku Solver to the App Gallery #61
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- also update README - fix minor typos in README - add `conda` to activation command for conda virtual env
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I have added a link to an article I wrote on deploying a Streamlit app to Heroku using Docker and GitHub Actions to the Resources page.I believe it is "awesome" because it provides clear, step-by-step instructions on how to easily deploy a web application for free. It shows how to get these 4 technologies (Streamlit, Heroku, Docker, and GitHub Actions) to work together.
I also added my Sudoku Solver application to the gallery. I believe it is "awesome" because it presents another mode of user interaction available via Streamlit. Also, it provides an accessible and understandable example of the "awesome" Python optimization library Pyomo in action.
Please let me know if there are any changes required to accept this PR.
Thank you for creating and maintaining this great resource!