Python GUI | Build a Beautiful Calculator with PyQt and Qml
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Try Udemy for Business- You will study how to write Graphical User Interfaces with Qml, which Qt itself, chooses over QtWidgets.
- You will study how to build apps with GUI's for Python
- You will be able to fully customise controls in Qml to suit your app theme and requirements.
- You will know how to write trendy UIs' for Python
- You will learn how to build your app from raw python source code to a bundled app (.exe, or .sh)
- You will learn how to hide your images and other resources from the end user in your final application
- You will know how to write modern UI for python
In case you are on a Mac.
Please try to install using pip via pypi.org as:
pip install Ninja-Preview
The Qt page has drastically changed, please use this new link instead: https://www.qt.io/offline-installers
Please make sure to download only what you need, Qt packages are often big in size and takes up so much installation space, and you might not need all of them or even any of them apart from Qt Creator, which will be the IDE we will use for helping us with the Qml code.
- Basic Python Knowledge
- Basic computer literacy skills
- Any Operating System
- Any IDE (PyCharm, Spyder, Ninja-ide)
SAY NO TO QTWIDGETS, QT DESIGNER, QSTYLE (CSS), PYTHON 2, PYQT4 OR WORSE TKINTER AND SAY YES TO ACCURATELY WRITTEN UI CODE; QML AND PYTHON 3
Gui's are what are missing from most programmer's toolkit, they cannot find it in addition to their wealth of knowledge. Not many years ago, I researched by God's help and found to my utmost pleasure how programming knowledge is applied in the real world both for UI's and Core-code (Both are scripted by the way).
Qt has powered the world of UI's and still powers it. Adobe, VLC, WhatsApp Inc, are a few of notable institutions that use Qt for both UI and also for functional code (for functional code, we will use python). But here is the catch, not so recent though, Qt released Qt Quick Markup language (Qml), that is not written in python, but rather in css style scripting language. This will help the advanced team-work desire to separate UI from core-code functionality.
Also there is another problem here, you can't seem to find much resources on it online. So here is it, an introduction and a quick practical hands on, on building a complete Python app with a modern trendy Gui.
- General Python Developers
- People who want to learn Practical Qml