Hey i follow your video amazing explaintion i am very new in python so i dont have any idea why you use "connect" becouse my pycharm see it like an isue so idont know what it does and the perpass of the commend i will be happy to get an a baginner explantion for that thanks :)
Hey, thanks! I’m glad you’re getting value 😁 That’s odd that pycharm isnt picking it up. Connect is a PyQt method which is usually linked to an event. (Clicked, isSelected, etc.) This allows up to connect a function an an event in our apps. Button.clicked.connect(my_function) Which translates to “When my button, Button is clicked. I want to connect and call my_function) Hope that helps!
Unfortunately not. PyQt is designed as a desktop GUI and PyInstaller packages up the app as an executable. For a Python mobile app this app could be redone in Kivy. The syntax between PyQt is somewhat similar too Here’s a past video on Kivy if you’re interested Video - th-cam.com/video/a9T63RTlblY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=dJ8OC_mR1AEyExpb
@@amish198 No Kivy is not as good. Kivy is great cause you can get an MVP spun up really quick. Ultimately React Native is the way to go over Kivy, but you could use flet which has gotten really good and pairs with Python
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Keep up the good work! I love the GUI videos you got going 👌🏼
Thanks! Glad you like them 😁
The best notification I got this morning. Thank you Josh ❤
Thank you! I have a lot of fun with PyQt, if there’s any GUI ideas you have let me know 😁
Awesome vid, looking forward to more GUI videos
Thanks! Any ideas you have I’m all ears 😄
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Great ❤
Thank you! 😁
Hey i follow your video amazing explaintion
i am very new in python so i dont have any idea why you use "connect" becouse my pycharm see it like an isue so idont know what it does and the perpass of the commend
i will be happy to get an a baginner explantion for that thanks :)
Hey, thanks! I’m glad you’re getting value 😁
That’s odd that pycharm isnt picking it up. Connect is a PyQt method which is usually linked to an event. (Clicked, isSelected, etc.)
This allows up to connect a function an an event in our apps.
Button.clicked.connect(my_function)
Which translates to “When my button, Button is clicked. I want to connect and call my_function)
Hope that helps!
@codewithjoshoffical thank you very much this helped me a lot
The explanation is excellent🙏🙏
Is it possible to make an app that renders markdown and latex in $$latexcode$$ with live preview as you write the markdown code?
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I am yes 😁. That must be an idiom, I don’t get the context yet lol. Working on it though!
@@codewithjoshoffical it means you are awesome :D
now make it a music player
Haha, had to fix my first problem first! But yes, this could be the next stage of it 😁
Will this work in android phone ?
Unfortunately not. PyQt is designed as a desktop GUI and PyInstaller packages up the app as an executable.
For a Python mobile app this app could be redone in Kivy.
The syntax between PyQt is somewhat similar too
Here’s a past video on Kivy if you’re interested
Video - th-cam.com/video/a9T63RTlblY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=dJ8OC_mR1AEyExpb
Thanks brother for answering me but python kivy is as good as react native for building mobile applications in android?
@@amish198 No Kivy is not as good. Kivy is great cause you can get an MVP spun up really quick.
Ultimately React Native is the way to go over Kivy, but you could use flet which has gotten really good and pairs with Python