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Yes I will try and make a tutorial for that also

@@Softlinks Please make a new Pywebview video like making it look amazing with UI/UIX effects and functionality <3

@@djohnworthy1040 Stay tuned...That would be among my upcoming Tutorials, Building GUIS with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS for Python is Great!

@@Softlinks Man I would love to see it. I am trying to develop desktop app. I need a tutorial from you. You have great explanation. Much love thanks for the content <3

@@Softlinks Is it possible to use HTML/CSS on a local Desktop App? I saw pywebview but idk:)

If this is image what should I need to copy it's image address or what.

It’s not an Image…100% code. I will get you the full source code

Yeah sure sir. Please..

​@@Softlinksyeah sure sir . Please .

@@Vanishha You can find the whole code here: codepen.io/webdevelopment657/pen/MWxRdBO

Of course…Thanks for watching

You're welcome…Thanks for watching

Thanks and welcome

Thank you for your insightful comment! I completely agree with you bro. But while Tkinter is great for simpler applications, Qt really shines when you need more advanced widgets and functionality. The built-in Qt Designer is a game-changer for UI design, making it easier to visualize and modify your interface without needing to hard-code everything. It’s awesome that you're finding Qt simpler after spending some time with it! Once you get the hang of loading UI files, it really does speed up development. I’d love to hear more about your first project with Qt-feel free to share how it goes, especially when you start exploring custom widgets!

@@Softlinks it’s essentially a mod manager for a emulator that’s still being worked on heavily (shadPS4). But I recently moved and the private GitHub repository I used to upload all the changes for some reason is a week older than my last commit from my main pc (won’t have my main pc setup for a couple weeks while I figure out if I want to mount the case on the wall again or not and unpack. Because I’m thinking of changing my case next year when ryzen 9000 x3d come out) Essentially gotta restart because it’s so old. This time I’m gonna just try and have them upload to cloud drive as well as a GitHub repository just in case. The old gaming laptop I’m using is so old it really only can do coding and web browsing now lol.

For now it can’t be converted to APK directly using Tkinter Designer

Try checking if your token and the design url are correctly inserted

Glad it helped…Thanks for watching

Yes of course….you’d have install the libraries again…Thanks for watching

Thanks for the sub!…Really appreciate

Thanks for watching

Very soon…Thanks for your patience

Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching! The `.py` files are safe, but yes, people can check out and copy the source code if it's not compiled or obfuscated.

You're welcome! Sure, I can make a detailed video on designing rounded buttons. I'll cover various techniques. Stay tuned!

So much excited to hear my video helped you on your journey…thanks for watching.

Sure… I’ll make a tutorial for that..thanks you enjoyed the video

Good to know you enjoyed the video

@@Softlinks pretty much, something like this took me a month, now it takes me about 3 days to program a modern app

Yes of course…but don’t forget to rename the elements accordingly…thanks for watching

You're welcome!...Thanks for watching

your tutorials are really nice

I appreciate your input and will definitely check out Tauri!

You're welcome!

Thank you for the kind words! I'm happy to hear the explanation was clear and helpful for your project.

Me too, can somebody help us???

thank you bro!

I have the same problem, were you able to fix it??

I have the same problem, can somebody help me?

​@@reyesssss6098 Just replace the design with file in url

Replace "design" in URL with "file"

@@kawthersiahmed8134 thank you for your help //

I got the same problem. do you find anyway to fix it yet

Same here. Worked perfectly fine before now it's not...unsure what happened

i suffer the same cause😭

me too, i nedd help:(

Replace the word in the URL /design/ for /file/ This will fix it

Same here! Did you managed to fix it?

same here!

Nope

To link frames or add navigation tabs, you would typically use widgets like buttons or tabs. You can design these elements visually within Tkinter Designer and then write Python code to handle the navigation logic between frames. For example, you can bind button clicks to functions that switch between different frames or tabs. While Tkinter Designer helps with the visual layout, implementing the functionality would require some coding. If you need assistance with specific code examples or guidance on how to achieve this, feel free to ask!

You’re most welcomed

I understand your frustration, but let's troubleshoot this together. Firstly, ensure that you're copying the token ID and file URL correctly from Figma. Sometimes, errors can occur if there are extra spaces or characters copied along with the token. Secondly, make sure you're pasting the token ID and file URL in the correct fields within Tkinter Designer. For the issue with the output path, it's possible that the "build" folder might take some time to appear, especially if there are many files being processed. However, if it's taking unusually long, you might want to check if there are any error messages in the console or if there are any permissions issues preventing the folder from being created. If you're still encountering issues after trying these steps, consider reaching out to the support channels for Tkinter Designer or Figma. They might be able to provide more specific guidance based on the errors you're experiencing. Don't hesitate to ask for help; we're here to support you through this process!

I'm actually making huge progress

lol python is not for drag and dropped lazy ppl you should understand how they work

Can you help me to get it? i have the same problem with the URL

Wow, thank you so much 😊

You're welcome! I'm glad to hear that the solution worked for you after some troubleshooting. I understand your frustration with packaging Python applications, especially when dealing with environment errors. While Python itself doesn't have a built-in method for exporting apps as standalone executables, tools like PyInstaller help bridge that gap. It's definitely a pain point for many developers, and hopefully, future improvements will make the process smoother. If you need any further assistance or have more questions, feel free to ask!

Yes course…it’s absolutely possible. Thanks for watching

Absolutely! While Tkinter Designer is primarily geared towards designing GUI applications, you can still create simple games with moving objects using Tkinter. You would design the interface elements with Tkinter Designer and then implement the game logic, including moving objects, using Python code. It might require a bit more coding than a traditional GUI application, but it's definitely possible! Let me know if you need more details on how to get started with game development using Tkinter.

@@SoftlinksOk, Thank you 😊

Of course! To run the GUI file generated by Tkinter Designer, you would typically open the Python file (usually named something like “GUI.py”) using a Python interpreter or an IDE like VS Code. You can do this by simply double-clicking on the file or by using the command line to navigate to the directory where the file is located and then running it with the Python interpreter. As for making the GUI interactive and connecting it to your database, yes, you can definitely achieve that! Tkinter Designer generates the basic structure of the GUI, but you can further customize it and add functionality as needed. To connect your GUI to a database, you’ll need to use a database library in Python (such as SQLite3, MySQL Connector, or SQLAlchemy) to interact with your database. You can then write functions in your GUI code to handle database operations like inserting, updating, deleting, and querying data.