How To Create Apps In Python Using Tkinter!
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- This video show a demonstration on how to create a graphical user interface (GUI) using Python's Tkinter module. You can find out more about Tkinter by reading the docs here: docs.python.org/3.8/library/t...
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Great video!!! This made me understand both classes and tkinter way better you're the king!!!!
Great intro! I'd like to see more about tkinter - maybe a follow-up with something that plays a small game or creates a calculator or utility or something?
Thank you for the video! Very helpful! Keep it up
Great video! Very clear and professional!
Thanks for the video! I've been wanting to work with tkinter again but it's been about a month since I last did a project with it.
What frameworks do you use on other projects, if i may ask
Thanks for this, very helpful!
Loved it! Thanks❤
Brilliant! Thank you ❤
great vid, love the content and chill background music. you should maybe add this to your tutorial playlist...
Very cool!
Thank you.❤
Great job man. I'm on Python3 in Pycharm and it wouldn't let me use the "Brass 30 font." But this was a lot of fun!
You’ll have to install the Brass Mono font. It’s not a preinstalled system font.
@@b001 ahhh lol ty so much man! Really enjoyed your video!
thank you for your sharing. Good job.
tnx supper helpful and super easy to read tnx allot subbed and liked
Hey, what font settings do you use because when I downloaded Brass Mono and installed it into vscode, it became really messy so I'm just wondering how to make it look like yours. Thanks!
Thank you.
Thanks for the great tutorial Sir! Special request if you could show us sir as well how to deploy or run this as an app or exe file? I hope my question makes sense. Thanks a lot again!
that was cool
I havent seen the mainframe being elemented, if you had another frame (other_frame) for example, could you have a button click command or other call change the mainframe by simply swapping out other frames;
For example i made a digital cleaning checklist app for work, and it had subsections of how often each job had to be done, and when you clicked on a button i would place forget the labels currently displayed then place the labels for the other subsection, could i have just created all the frames on the start up and just swap them out with changing the mainframe
Make a video about introspection and annotration in Python
Do you think that one day, python will have and maintain its own X windowing system for GUI's?
Hey man, great video, just wondering, what is your VSCode theme? Yours looks much smoother.
7:21 he says it here, hope you have an awesome day
if ur talking about the font then check mrt8bit692's reply, but if ur referring to the colour scheme, its synthwave '84
@@franzliszt4545 ahhhh I see, my apologies. Misread the question. Thanks!
ttk is needed for the combobox and cannot be grouped with tk widgets.
Can you do a video on customtkinter?
@b001 have you ever used Ctk?
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Great 😃👍 but how could we implement this for a Mobile app??????
help the reverse text isn't working i put in "lonely tylenol" and it didn't work
What font do you use?
I can't seem to understand what the NWES was for. Could you help me out here. I didn't hear you explain that part. And thanks again!
“NWES” means “North West East South” . You can do any combination of these and Tkinter will understand the same, such as “SWNE” “WES” “ESNW” “N” etc
@@b001 I thought that’s what it meant but wasn’t sure. Thanks for all your replies!
So I have leant tkinter a while ago however I have been wondering how to make it look more modern
There is an argument for removing borders on text boxes, and I think buttons too. It really cleans up the look of the interface.
Helpful if you would mala a tutorial of tkinter library
I was thinking the same thing...
I'm working on a mac and followed your code exactly, but for whatever reason the background color wasn't changing for me. My text just had a weird dark grey effect surrounding it, almost like the text, button, etc all were in "dark mode", while the rest of the frame was white
for some reason I get an error with "command=self.reverse". I get: Cannot access member "reverse" for type "App"
Member "reverse" is unknownPylance
or
AttributeError: 'App' object has no attribute 'reverse'
this should be the code in the mainloop:
self.reverse_text = ttk.Button(self.mainframe, text='Reverse Text', command=self.reverse)
self.reverse_text.grid(row=4, column=0, pady=10, sticky='NWES')
this should be the function code:
def reverse(self):
newtext = self.text.cget('text')
reversed = newtext[::-1]
self.text.config(text=reversed)
you might have forgot to define reverse, otherwise, idk
Hey can I run this in Pycharm? I ran it and got a text box and everything looked good but then I red X out of the text box and can't get it back.
When you close out of the window, it doesnt stop the code. You’ll have to stop the code in PyCharm and re-run it
@@b001 actually I was stopping it in Pycharm but the reason the text box wouldn’t reappear was bc of the font I didn’t have downloaded was throwing error messages. So as soon as I replaced it with “Times New Roman” it worked perfectly!
How do i change the icon?
It keeps saying bad option: “-command” must be: -column -columnspan,-in ……
Increase font sizr
Your demo would have looked better if you had added a 'pady' to your widgets.
10:14 why isn't it self.text_set_button?
what do i do if .pack() isnt recognized? (sorry for bad english)
already solver
what's your vs code theme
SynthWave’84
how to make it full screen?
give specific dimensions
Looks like python and html/css had a baby lol
700th like… I don’t like that but it’s a multiple of 100
pass the code please
I stopped learning tkinter for textual.
I am not sure if that's even true, but I had the impression tkinter was very bad for using anything but the absolut standard design.
With textual you have css.
Also since textual is so young, there are pretty much no tutorials. So if you feel like it, that would probably be helpful for quite a lot of people.
Hey! I just got to know about textual from your comment and looked it up. It looks really good and maybe better than tkinter. Have you been working with it and did you find some resource to learn it?
tkinter is pain
No it's eazy try to code a project bro then you will feel better about tkinter
@@Aidanbaro I have and it was pain.
no pain, no gain
If this is an intro video about tkinter, why make it more complicated by putting in a class? Why not just make it as simple as possible and avoid the class altogether
Random Name Picker With tkinter:
import random
import keyboard
from tkinter import *
def welcome():
wel_tx = Label(root,text="WELCOME",bg="gold")
wel_tx.pack()
def names():
list = ['Daniel','Dawn','Dean','Dan']
list = random.choice(list)
print(list)
root = Tk()
root.title("Random Name Choice")
root.geometry("400x400")
root.resizable(False,False)
root.configure(bg="gray")
quit_button = Button(root,text="QUIT",bg="red",command=exit)
quit_button.pack()
play_button = Button(root,text="PICK RANDOM NAME",bg="green",command=names)
play_button.pack()
wel_button = Button(root,text="CLICK ME!!!",bg="gold",command=welcome)
wel_button.pack()
root.mainloop()
while True:
if keyboard.is_pressed('q'):
break