
Explore modern tkinter design with tk bootstrap, compare it to custom tkinter, and learn to apply boot style and themes to create modern Python GUIs.
Build a basic Python tkinter app with TK bootstrap, creating labels and buttons, applying boot style themes, and updating a label on button click via a function and config.
Create and customize checkboxes, tool buttons, and round and square toggle buttons in Tkinter with TB Bootstrap, using boot styles such as primary, info, danger, and success.
Resize and style Tkinter buttons with TB, adjusting font and width via styles. Learn to apply color variants like success and outline to create larger, readable buttons.
Learn to use combo boxes with tk bootstrap and tkinter, populate with a days list, set a default, and update a label via a button or binding based on selection.
Learn to build and customize an entry box with TB entry widget, apply boot styles and color schemes, adjust font and width, and display typed input in a label.
Learn to implement the flood gauge widget in TK Bootstrap, with start, stop, increment controls, real-time position updates, and determinate mode.
Explore the date entry widget in TK Bootstrap, a calendar you can embed or pop up. Set a start date, retrieve the selected date with entry.get, and adjust first weekday.
Explore frames and labels with TK Bootstrap, creating a frame, entry, button, and label, applying boot style and themes, using frames to grid content or switch to a Tkinter frame.
Learn to build a Tkinter menu button using tk bootstrap, populate it with radio items (primary, outline, danger, etc.), and update a label and the button style on selection.
Explore the TK Bootstrap meter widget, customizing color, text, and the amount used and total, with interactive dragging and stepping.
Learn to create notebook tabs with tk bootstrap in python, using frames as tabs in a tb.notebook and styling with bootstrap colors and a dark theme.
Explore how to implement and customize progress bars in ttkbootstrap and Tkinter using Python, including determinate and indeterminate modes, length, maximum, value updates, auto increment, and start and stop controls.
Discover two methods to build TK Bootstrap radio buttons in tkinter with Python: loop-generated and manual buttons, updating a label with the selected topping.
Learn to create and customize sliders (scales) with TK bootstrap in Python, adjusting length, orientation, from/to range, colors, and live value display via a label and command.
Learn to configure Tkinter scroll bars with TK Bootstrap, customize orientation and styles, and connect them to a text widget using y view or x view for smooth scrolling.
Explore adding a separator and a size grip in a Tk Bootstrap app. Adjust orientation, padding and fill, and anchor to control layout with boot styles like danger and info.
Explore spin boxes in Tkinter with bootstrap styling to select numeric ranges or lists, set default values, read-only states, and display the chosen value in a label.
Learn to build a basic Tkinter tree view styled with TK bootstrap, set up columns for first name, last name, and email, and populate with dummy data.
Master message boxes in gtk bootstrap and tk bootstrap, yes/no, ok/cancel, info, warning, error, and question dialogs. Learn how each returns values and how to wire them to button actions.
Explore how the Bootstrap color chooser works in a Tkinter-based app, retrieving hex, RGB, and HSL values and applying the selected color to widgets.
Explore the scrolled text widget in TK Bootstrap, enabling a built-in scroll bar for text with options for auto hide, vertical and horizontal bars, and boot styles.
Implement a scrolled frame in TK Bootstrap using the built-in widget, control auto hide for the scrollbar, and populate it with buttons to demonstrate smooth scrolling.
Learn to implement toast notifications in tkinter with tk bootstrap, including title, message, duration, alert, and customizable position via horizontal, vertical, and anchor.
Learn modern graphical user interface apps with Tkinter and Python, exploring widgets and attributes, backed by a lifetime membership with over 400 videos and a quick reference guide.
In this course I'll teach you how to make modern looking graphical user interfaces for Python using the TTKBootstrap Library with TKinter. You'll be surprised just how quickly you can create some pretty cool looking apps!
I'll show you the ins and outs of TTKBootstrap, and how to make your old looking Tkinter apps look new and modern.
We'll start out by learning all about the main TTKBootstrap widgets. Including:
Buttons
CheckButtons
Comboboxes
DateEntry
Entry Boxes
Floodgauges
Frames
Labels
LabelFrames
MenuButtons
Meters
Notebooks
Paned Windows
ProgressBars
RadioButtons
Scales
Scrollbars
Separators
SizeGrips
SpinBoxes
Treeviews
Color Choosers
Dialog Boxes
Toast Messages
And More!
Once you learn these main TTKBootstrap widgets, you can easily use them in any Tkinter app you build in the future!
If you love Tkinter, but hate the way it looks...this course is for you! There are several modern libraries for Tkinter, but TTKBootstrap is the most complete and up to date...and in my opinion, easiest to use!
If you don't have any experience with Tkinter, that's fine...I'll walk you through everything you need in this course. Likewise, if you're an old pro at Tkinter, this refreshing library should be quick and easy for you to pick up.