Learning Path: Python GUI Projects

Learning Path: Python GUI Projects, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.39, with 79 lectures, based on 9 reviews, and has 254 subscribers.

You will learn about Create fully functional GUIs written in Python effortlessly Implement several design patterns in Python Create apps that can be scaled in size or complexity without breaking down the core Create apps that leverage resources from the network Understand the basics of 2D and 3D animation in GUI applications Gain hands-on knowledge of the various angles of Python tasks through insightful projects Build production ready projects using Python's eco system. Conceptualize and build state-of-art GUI applications with Tkinter This course is ideal for individuals who are This Learning path is ideal for web developers,statisticians, programmers, data scientists, Python consultants, and anyone who is working on multiple projects in Python. or With a project-based approach, the Learning Path focuses on building fun projects from scratch with easy-to-understand explanations and practical applications. It is particularly useful for This Learning path is ideal for web developers,statisticians, programmers, data scientists, Python consultants, and anyone who is working on multiple projects in Python. or With a project-based approach, the Learning Path focuses on building fun projects from scratch with easy-to-understand explanations and practical applications. .

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Title: Learning Path: Python GUI Projects

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.39

Number of Lectures: 79

Number of Published Lectures: 79

Number of Curriculum Items: 79

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 79

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Create fully functional GUIs written in Python effortlessly
Implement several design patterns in Python
Create apps that can be scaled in size or complexity without breaking down the core
Create apps that leverage resources from the network
Understand the basics of 2D and 3D animation in GUI applications
Gain hands-on knowledge of the various angles of Python tasks through insightful projects
Build production ready projects using Python's eco system.
Conceptualize and build state-of-art GUI applications with Tkinter

Who Should Attend

This Learning path is ideal for web developers,statisticians, programmers, data scientists, Python consultants, and anyone who is working on multiple projects in Python.
With a project-based approach, the Learning Path focuses on building fun projects from scratch with easy-to-understand explanations and practical applications.

Target Audiences

This Learning path is ideal for web developers,statisticians, programmers, data scientists, Python consultants, and anyone who is working on multiple projects in Python.
With a project-based approach, the Learning Path focuses on building fun projects from scratch with easy-to-understand explanations and practical applications.

One cannot ignore the benefits of a well-designed architecture and graphical user interface for applications. Let’s see how one of the most powerful language–Python–aids us in creating powerful enterprise-ready applications.

Packt’s Video Learning Paths are an amalgamation of multiple video courses that are logically tied together to provide you with a larger learning curve.

This Learning Path teaches important programming concepts of Python along with giving you the step-by-step approach of creating applications.

In the initial part of the Learning Path we will be focusing on creating applications. The latter part of the Learning Path focuses on a powerful GUI package—Tkinter—that comes with standard Python distributions. It delivers the bigger picture of GUI programming by building real-world, productive, and fun applications, such as a text editor, drum machine, game of chess, media player, drawing application, chat application, screen saver, and port scanner. In every project, you will build on the skills acquired in the previous project and gain more expertise.

After completing this Learning Path, you will have successfully created 14 high-end GUI applications, and will be capable of building many more powerful and scalable applications.

About the authors:

For this Learning Path, we have combined the best works of extremely esteemed authors: Burkhard A. Meier and Bhaskar Chaudhary.

Burkhardhas more than 15 years of professional experience working in the software industry as a software tester and developer, specializing in software test automation development, execution, and analysis. He has a very strong background in SQL relational database administration, the development of stored procedures, and debugging code.

Bhaskaris a professional programmer and information architect. He has an experience of almost 9 years in consulting, contracting, and educating in the field of software development. He has worked with a large set of programming languages on various platforms over the years.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Python Projects

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Setting Up the Python Development Environment

Lecture 3: Getting Started with Python

Lecture 4: Setting Breakpoints

Lecture 5: Using the Pydev Debugger

Lecture 6: Creational Design patterns – The "Maze" Labyrinth Game in Python

Lecture 7: Creating the Maze in Python Using the Abstract Factory Design Pattern

Lecture 8: Creating the Maze in Python Using the Builder Design Pattern

Lecture 9: Creating the Maze in Python Using the Factory Prototype Design Pattern

Lecture 10: Introducing Tkinter

Lecture 11: Simple_GUI

Lecture 12: NOAA_Weather_Data

Lecture 13: OpenWeatherMap

Lecture 14: GettingDataHtml

Lecture 15: EmailingViaGmail

Lecture 16: Scheduling the Task

Lecture 17: TaskSchedulerSvc

Chapter 2: Tkinter GUI Application Development Projects

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Installing Python and Tkinter

Lecture 3: Importing Tkinter

Lecture 4: GUI Programming – the Big Picture

Lecture 5: The Root Window – Your Drawing Board

Lecture 6: Widgets – the Building Blocks of GUI Programs

Lecture 7: The Tkinter Geometry Manager

Lecture 8: Event and Callbacks – Adding Life to Programs

Lecture 9: Handling Widgets – Specific Variables

Lecture 10: Event Unbinding and Virtual Events

Lecture 11: Platform-Based Styling for Our Widgets

Lecture 12: Some Common Root Window Options

Lecture 13: Setting Up the Editor Skeleton

Lecture 14: Adding a Menu and Menu Items

Lecture 15: Implementing the View Menu

Lecture 16: Adding a Built-in Functionality

Lecture 17: Indexing and Tagging

Lecture 18: Implementing the Select All Feature

Lecture 19: Implementing the Find Text Feature

Lecture 20: Types of Top Level Windows

Lecture 21: Working with Forms and Dialogs

Lecture 22: Working with Message Boxes

Lecture 23: The Icons Toolbar and View Menu Functions

Lecture 24: Displaying the Line Number

Lecture 25: Adding the Cursor Information Bar

Lecture 26: Adding Themes

Lecture 27: Creating the Context/Pop-Up Menu

Lecture 28: Module Requirements for Programmable Drum Machine

Lecture 29: Setting Up the GUI in OOP

Lecture 30: Finalizing the Data Structure

Lecture 31: Creating Broader Visual Elements

Lecture 32: Loading Drum Samples

Lecture 33: Playing the Drum Machine

Lecture 34: Tkinter and Threading

Lecture 35: Support for Multiple Beat Patterns

Lecture 36: Saving Beat Patterns

Lecture 37: Working with the ttk-themed Widgets

Lecture 38: Structuring Our Program

Lecture 39: Modeling the Data Structures

Lecture 40: Creating a Piece Class

Lecture 41: Making the Game Functional

Lecture 42: Managing User Preferences

Lecture 43: External Library Requirements

Lecture 44: Program Structure and Broadview Skeleton

Lecture 45: Deciding the Data Structure and Creating the Player class

Lecture 46: Adding and Removing Items from a Playlist

Lecture 47: Playing Audio and Adding Audio Controls

Lecture 48: Creating a Seek Bar

Lecture 49: One-Time Updates during audio playback

Lecture 50: Managing Continuous Updates

Lecture 51: Looping Over Tracks

Lecture 52: Adding a Tooltip

Lecture 53: Creating a Tiny Framework

Lecture 54: Setting Up a Broad GUI Structure

Lecture 55: Dealing with Mouse Events

Lecture 56: Adding Toolbar Buttons

Lecture 57: Drawing Items on the Canvas

Lecture 58: Adding a Color Palette

Lecture 59: Adding Top Bar Options for Draw Methods

Lecture 60: Drawing Irregular Lines and Super Shapes

Lecture 61: Adding Functionality to the Remaining Buttons

Lecture 62: Adding Functionality to Menu Items

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

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