#wxpython

I wrote a book about creating GUIs with #Python a couple of years ago. In it, I created a SQLite database viewer application with #wxPython in under 100 lines of code 🧵🐍👇

You can use #wxPython to create a cross-platform #SQLite database viewer with #Python 🐍🔥💪 Here's an example:

The #wxPython GUI framework includes widgets that let you create cross-platform video players. The following examples uses a hard-coded path to an MP4 file, but with a little work, you can add a menu and some buttons to control the application! 🐍🔥

Did you know you #wxPython has a plotting widget built-in? This allows you to create plots in your Python GUI without additional dependencies. Note: wxPython also supports embedding matplotlib plots too!

#Python has many different GUI Toolkits. In this mini-thread, I'm going to show you how to write a "simple" plot with #wxPython 🧵🐍👇

Need to know how to drag and drop an image into your #wxPython application so you can display it? I've got a strangely specific #Python video on just that topic for you on my YouTube channel! 🐍🔥

Sad that people take content and don't give credit... 😢

@__mharrison__ This reminds me of the time someone went to the effort of stealing my #wxPython book and creating a brand new cover and a slightly altered intro... I'm still somewhat impressed by the cover

Today I relearned how to create and upload a Python package to the Python Packaging Index. I have always been a fan of the ObjectListView widget for #wxPython, but it appears to be broken with the latest versions of #Python and wxPython So I fixed it and uploaded a new one!

Learn how to create a GUI with a tabbed interface in this tutorial about #Python and #wxPython

#Python includes another tool that is kind of like a lambda called partials. You can use partials by importing them from `functools`: 🧵🐍👇

The #Python documentation for `functools.partial` has another good example:

If you happen to be a #wxPython user, you might run into situations where you want to pass along some data to a callback (i.e. when a widget fires an event) You can do that with partial too:

#Python has many different GUI Toolkits. In this mini-thread, I'm going to show you how to write a "simple" plot with #wxPython 🧵🐍👇

Creating a plot with #wxPython doesn't take a TON of code, but most GUI frameworks do require a LOT more code than simple scripts. Here is a pretty stripped down plotting example:

When you run the code in the previous tweet, your #Python graph will look like this: #wxPython 🔥

Have you ever needed to create a configuration wizard or other type of wizard in a #Python GUI? 🐍🔥 The #wxPython GUI framework comes with a set of widgets built-in for this use-case. Check out my YouTube video to learn more:

#wxPython had a new release this week! 🐍🔥

The latest edition of The Python Papers Newsletters is out now. Learn how to create a cross-platform calculator using #wxPython and #Python in this tutorial

ウィンドウにcsvファイルをドラック＆ドロップしてグラフ化するGUIアプリ作った #wxPython

Learn about drag and drop in a #Python GUI using #wxPython in this video tutorial 🐍🔥

I get lots of questions about my #Python books and how they get made. So let's talk about that today! 🧵🐍👇

After my unscientific survey, my second book, Python 201: Intermediate Python came out Python 201 is a neat book. A lot of it is also on my blog as articles

My 3rd #Python book was my first #wxPython book called "wxPython Cookbook" Most people probably won't remember this one.

It's day #10 of my #30DaysOfPython! It's also a Friday, which means that it's video tutorial day: Learn how to create a cross-platform wizard with #Python and #wxPython

Today I wanted to talk about creating GUIs with #Python and #wxPython in a thread! 🧵🐍👇

When you write #wxPython code, you normally subclass `wx.Frame` and `wx.Panel` separately. The Panel is used as the parent for most or all of the widgets The Frame is the parent of the panel (and the statusbar, if you have one)