Build Real Software with Python, PyQt5 and QT Designer
Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz
Language: English | VTT | Size: 1.01 GB | Duration: 2 hours

What you'll learn
Build full functional software from A to Z using Python and PyQt5
Design an attractive GUI using QT Designer
Learn how to design, program and sell your data management App
Learn step by step how to develop a database under Sqlite and how to display results on your GUI
Learn how to use any Widget under PyQt5 and how to solve programming issues

Requirements
Only some few basics of Python programming
Description
Are you thinking to master PyQt5 for Graphical User Interface Development ? Do you write some codes in Python and you wonder how you can convert everything to a nice interactive user interface that can be used by huge number of people ?

I can grantee to you that you are taking the best decision in today World. After doing this course, you will meet your goal.

I designed this course in a way to cover all the mandatory aspects of Python-PyQt development, starting from Downloading the working tools until the final deployment of our software to other users. The learning method i chooses is particular because we will work on a real case study "nothing better than doing real things" => we will create a software to respond to a customer demand (a Spare Parts Management Software for Manufacturing Company)

The Python language has a large number of advantages: it is an object oriented language, interpreted, dynamically typed and benefiting from memory management via a garbage collector.

For all these reasons, Python is a very simple language to use. However, creating interface in Python using basic tools is somewhat tedious. This is why there are many Python modules allowing to realize graphical interfaces, PyQt is the best.

Multi-platform available for Unix, Windows and Mac OS X; native look and feel the applications present the appearance of the operating systems on which they run by default, but it is possible to install another look and feel, even at runtime; it is implemented on the lower layers of graphics systems.