Learn Python GUI Development for Desktop – PySide6 and Qt Tutorial

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the fact that you from Rwanda and speak good English is amazing

Prfffff, 5 hours and only some very basic concepts 👎🏻 You could tell all this in an hour.

This is a good beginner course for PySide6, so far as the contents in the video are concerned. Oddly, it does not seem to cover everything that is available in its associated GitHub repository, including things to do with Qt Creator, which is mentioned a number of times in the video but skipped, and more advanced things, which are mentioned at the end of the video for you to look into yourself.

Knowledgeable content 🤑

TLDR: Qt for Python allows you to do "all kinds of kerrazy things"

Can you creat course on Qt with c++

awesome tutorial

I learned a lot with this video and this is really cool!

hey i need help with this i am creating a project i need to make a box wich contain dynamically box which are clickable and on each button call a function to show card list something like a filter functioning with box card which show cards and i need to place my filter cards and to selecttion card which are clickable in differrent widget for better ui any one with a slightly idea how to achieve this i sincerly need help with this plz plz

How to use Asyncio with pyside6? I have a GUI designed by pyside6 (and Qt), behind the GUI I have intensive serial communication done by Pyserial and asyncio....can I share the same event loop required by GUI and asyncio?

В требованиях к пониманию курса были указаны знания языка и понятий ООП, но при этом автор некоторые моменты крайне часто объясняет как будто абсолютным новичкам в программировании. На протяжении всего видео подбешивало такое отношение

Awesome Course

lol im stuck at the importing part. Visual Code is saying i dont have PySide installed when i do

but sir i have run into many courses but no one tells us to how to connect the interface with backend, means to put functions or to firebase. also I have another query that how to us a single GUI for the multiple data Pyside6, example: if you see the healthcare monitoring app there are multiple patient data shown in the single window, insuch a way when the patient 1 button is pressed then its data is shown in the GUI, but when the patient 2 button is pressed the data of patient 2 is shown, but the pervious patient1 data still there streaming in those components. please I have the screenshot of an interface please guide me how to make is

Класс! Давно хотел перейти с tkinter на что-нибудь, где есть designer, надоело элементы кодом прорисовывать, PySide в связке с QT designer - просто прекрасно!

good tutorial,... demonstrated every pieces of GUI design, but manipulating with sub-window under the main window. how to create it work on it and delete it while remain the main window.

How do you deploy a program? Sorry looked at the end of the video and i dont see that part

We need a tutorial about qt designer 4 and c++ gui app development.
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For Macbook users, I was only able to get the action to work by doing:
```py
# Create the menu bar
menubar = QMenuBar(self)
menubar.setNativeMenuBar(True)
self.setMenuBar(menubar)

# Create the Quit menu
quit_menu = QMenu("\0Options", self)
menubar.addMenu(quit_menu)

# Create the Quit action
quit_action = QAction(" &Quit", self)
quit_action.setShortcut("Ctrl+Q")
quit_action.triggered.connect(self.close)
quit_menu.addAction(quit_action)
```

Does pyqt jobs available in job market, bcz i didnt find it at any platform out there.

This is awesome! I can now do "lots of crazy things!" :) Thanks!

I have problems with qt designer, using W11, when I open the design layout to edit grafically the window, it crashes and closes itself. I've already tried using older versions of qt creator, if anyone knows how to solve it

Wonderful tutorials. Thanks for your explanation and time.

Very nice thank you so much for your effort you put into this tutorial. At the end I found also the solution in the comments for the menu issue in MacOS

This is really cool :)

i watched the 5 hours full video but still don't know how to build a simple calculator using pyside6. i only learned how to make buttons and windows but that's not helping me create a fully functional GUI application like a calculator. so i am not sure if i should buy his course!! because in that course he might just teach how to create buttons but not show how to use them to make a fully functional app.

Can someone help me? I cannot understand what the QtCore and QtCore.Qt are used for.

menubar wont appear on macbook m3 chip

Thank you very much! It's so useful.

timestamps are incorrect

i have this error when load ui file to python using quiloader
qt.pysideplugin: No python files found in '.'.
qt.pysideplugin: No instance of QPyDesignerCustomWidgetCollection was found.
any solutions for this problem?

for the Qlabel and Images part , can you explain how can we resize the image please ?

Amazing tutorial! My only recommendation would be to put some acoustic panels on the walls to reduce the echo/resonance in the video - it makes it kind of hard to hear.

I really love "you can do every kind of crazy things", truly amazing teacher

I do really like your video, what I do not understand is why python is so extremely awful when it is about graphic user interface, it is like jumping back to 1990 and using assembler or maybe even Turbo Pascal. How do you make irregular windows shapes, gradually fade out part of the window, make the title bar look like blue glass, and lots of other things, how do you make dynamic menus, animated icons, icons in the tray?
All things you could do with a few lines of codes in other languages.

If you're doing a tutorial for people who might be new to the language, you should consider naming your variables something that obviously distinguishes them from other components. For example, folks quite familiar with python can look at button=QPushButton and button.clicked.connect(button_clicked) and know what's a variable, what's a command, what's an argument, etc. To someone learning, it all just looks like button_clicker = buttonWhatever.button.click(button.click_whatever). If you use a naming schema that more obviously portrays what role it serves in the button's function: e.g. name your click handling function run_me_when_clicked and your variable my_button_ref, you'll save your newer users some mental overhead when untangling an unfamiliar bit of syntax.

Can this be used to develop webapps and phone apps too?