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A warning button would have given both a semantic and visual distinction, `yield Button.warning("Open dialog")` or `yield button("Open dialog", variant="warning")` NM, I see you brought out button variants later in the video.

Perhaps it's just me, but the code is very hard to read (red code is totally illegible) in 720p. 😢

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Robyn is pretty cool . Good stuff

Thank you for how you explicitly explained this, you really took your time and had it properly organized. i gained a lot during this brief moments and am grateful

it is a bad idea to import src. You have to install your code as a distributalble package in the editable mode in the virtual environment of your project. pip install -e .

Really nice video ❤

i dnt understand

When I do this, the "#" shows up on the slide

Very excited for the release of the book!

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Tarek is great . I read back then his book expert python programming. Hope will be new edition ;)

Helped me out a ton for real, thank you!

Nice vid, O’Driscoll!

thank you bro

Is it possible to implement the autofill handle function in wxpython like in excel? To copy to multiple cells at once. Thanks in advanced.

how to download the slides?

from datetime import date import my_module_person a = my_module_person(john,25,UK) // calling class with data and assigning it to a variable make that variable instance/object. print(a.name) //this will output "John" print(a.says_hi()) //the class also has method say_hi() will return "Hi I am John from USA" b = date.today() //why this line makes b an object? it is just calling method from a class, it makes no sense if I did (a = my_module_person.say_hi()). if that method returns object. how is that if we print it do not print object but this "22/11/2023". Bulitin module behave very differently. How can I know the structure of these classes and objects? there is almost no resource. And I found the file datetime in python installed folder but it's hard to understand what's going on. print(b.year) // how is this returning "2023" How is that possible?

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I read this title as Automation and Python with A.I. Sweigart. So yeah, I get Al's issue with people's confusion 😂 ... And I have the book - Automate the Boring Stuff with Python

Hello this tutorial is great this was my solution and I was searching everywhere for it any way it works really good but how would I enable text wrapping

Great video Driscoll. Fix your links, remove the `)` from the end. Thanks for bringing this new python tool to my radar.

It is an inspiring video. Thanks for inviting Tarek. Thanks, Mike!

I've used wxGlade (yuck!). I've used wxFormBuilder (a lot better). But Qt Designer is so much quicker for me to design GUIs with. And has more features. I would never try to do PyQt5 code by hand, though. You do need a PyQt license if you are selling software. I'm writing for myself. Hobbyist.

I have been playing with various DarkTheme repositories for Python. Most of them are only half implemented. Fonts I'm using for PyQt5 are overridden when a dark theme (or light theme) is overlayed onto an existing GUI generated by Qt Designer. I've also played with QtPy, which tries to solve the problem of not needing a particular GUI installed to use a program. It will detect PyQt or PySide if installed. But then QtPy uses UIC for loading .UI files. And PyInstaller doesn't like .UI files.

That is so interesting to know more about you and your way to Python. Thanks Mike!

Thank you for your efforts, much appreciated and a good base to build something more sophisticated around it.

Thanks for taking the time to explain this. Does RISE have any plugins for Jupyter lab?

Is it possible to get data from a txt file, call an existing template in html, insert the txt data into the template and print it in pdf?

Great! Just know that it is easy to do like that.

Thank you! Great vid

Hi, I wanted to know how can i ignore whitespaces, any pre processing which can be done for the same. or any tool that can help eliminate that?

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fyi, tuples don't need to be surrounded by parentheses

Nice video, thanks. How about the main feature, implementation? If you add a main block with the 100 lines printing, will the coverage report as not covered?

Datepicker example?

Thanks for sharing. I think we need a complete tutorial of asyncio, starting from the basics!

Thanks so much to be so clear and direct to the point!

Thank you very much!

thanks for sharing!

I tried to install wxPython on Python 3.11.1 (64 or 32) with pip but I get an error. Is there another way to install wxPython on widows ?

This is awesome! thank you so much would love to collab sometime!

I'm using a mac, can I create an exe that will run on windows using it? Or is it an exec that will only work on macs?

Good

This is a fantastic function. Much better than the crappy snippet of code that is on stack exchange. Thank you very much.

Concise and straight-to-the-point explanation! Thank you for sharing this was great!