Thank you so much for the 🤩 INCREDIBLE 🤩 comment and for letting me know it's a bit advanced!!! I definitely agree it's not as beginner friendly as the rest of my videos - but I'll make sure that by the time you come back to watch the rest of this tutorial, you will have all the background to understand what we're doing! I have 2 solutions, and one of them is super quick! 😉 I think the biggest learning curve here is creating the GUI app itself (and maybe installing Python libraries from a requirements file... It's the first time we do it on this channel, and now when I think of it - I could have simplified it further 🙃). ⏰⏰⏰ QUICK SOLUTION ⏰⏰⏰ ------------------------------------------------------------ 1️⃣ step 1: Start with a very simple GUI app that doesn't involve a database at all! This is the first app I've ever made (I had no idea what a GUI was before... it's something that was requested on the channel and I went down the rabbit hole as a result 😀): ⭐ Create a simple GUI app with Tkinter: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n9qCf7WX2rLDgIU.html ❗You may need to adjust "filetype" tp "filetypes" in line 24: file = askopenfile(parent=root, mode='rb', title="Choose a file", filetypes=[("Pdf file", "*.pdf")]) An alternative simple GUI app tutorial (with a much bigger font hahaha) that you may like even more is my Trivia Game (it's using nicer GUI library named PyQT5 😉): ⭐ Create a simple GUI app with PyQt5: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b8-Kf6efvMXap4k.html And instead of creating a special database, we fetch data directly from the internet using a beginner-friendly site named Open TriviaDB: ⭐ PART 2 - Get Trivia Questions for GUI app with PyQt5: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qJiKgZOeuarSgJc.html BTW - that's the same app we have converted in the auto-py-to-exe tutorial I mentioned at 03:46 😊 2️⃣ step 2: follow the instructions of the current tutorial with the notes: - at 15:30 click "add files" instead of "add directories" to include logos. - at 20:00 no need to add special subfolders because in both cases the logos are in the exact same folder as the app itself. ⏰⏰⏰ LONG SOLUTION ⏰⏰⏰ ------------------------------------------------------------ 1️⃣ step 1: learn about SQLite, which has a very nice beginner-friendly database engine: ⭐ SQLite Basics: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hc6aYKaiprLWp58.html ❗you'll need to add connection.commit() after each data insertion command, I've accidentally skipped it in the tutorial above 😅 2️⃣ optional step 2: practice your SQLite skills and learn how you can generate databases by automatically copying them from the web (what we call Web Scraping): ⭐ Web Scrape Databases with SQLite and Mechanical Soup: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g9F3hNCL1LPZgoE.html This once includes the connection.commit() command I've mentioned above 😉 3️⃣ step 3: follow my Random Recipe Picker tutorial: ⭐ Create GUI App with SQLite and Tkinter (Random Recipe Picker): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a9d_od13nLjXfnU.html 4️⃣ step 4: follow the instructions of the current tutorial as now you have all the tools required to understand it 🥳🥳🥳 ------------------------------------------------------------ In terms of the rest of your comment (sorry, I had to start with the instructions because I'm assuming other folks will struggle with the unusually advanced level 😅) We have incredibly similar life views! I couldn't agree more with comparing to the past versions of ourselves! I think that's the reason why it took me so long to finish this tutorial hahahaha, I wanted it to be better than anything I've ever done before 😅😅😅 We don't necessarily need to be the best, somebody will always be better, smarter or faster (well... unless we're Elon Musk or Michael Jordan or something hahaha) - but there must always be progress! our biggest competition should always be our past self, otherwise, life will be very stressful 😊 And sorry about the super long comment hahaha... I multiply your infinite loop times millions! I wouldn't have the motivation and drive to keep doing this without the incredible support of the viewers' community! And actually - I wouldn't know so much about programming if experienced developers weren't kind enough to share their expertise with me in the comments. I may be the presenter behind this channel, but I can only take a fraction of the credit. I've learned more from viewer comments than from University and hopefully, this comment will help lots of talented aspiring developers such as yourself on their exciting journey! 🙂🙂🙂 OK, I think I accidentally wrote a book instead of a comment hahahaha... I'll go rest now XDDDDDDDDDD Thank you so much once again!!

Could you maybe make a oop video where you incloud sql, some graphs and gui. I find that very usefull 😊😊

Yeeeyyy!!! Welcome aboard!!! I'm so happy you enjoy my tutorials and thank you so much for the amazing comment, Mary!!! 😀😀😀 In what seems to be a previous life, I was a graphic designer, and I found that icons or symbols are much more effective than words! My boss, who trained me, used to say "Mariya, it's just a sign, nobody reads it!" and even though it was a joke - it very accurately describes reality! Our mind tends to remember things that stand out and seeing someone talk is not very memorable (unless they talk about something extraordinary!... but I don't think GUI apps fit that category hahahaha 😅) If find that adding some visual illustrations provides an extra layer of explanation, better captures our attention and as a result - helps us remember 🙂 I really appreciate your feedback and I'm super glad you find my examples simplistic!!! 😊 Maria's of the world unite!!! 💪💪💪

@@PythonSimplified yes! i 100% agree. Especially for things you can't see, which we have a lot in the IT world, like processes that happen 'behind the scenes'. It's essential for someone like me to see visuals. Keep up the amazing videos and know all your work is so appreciated!

@@PythonSimplified Hi Maria, I wonder if you could build a gui program that locks an exe app with given password by user and when user wants to enter that exe app, a form should asks for user a password to enter that exe app?

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Thank you so much, Alp!!! Glad you enjoy my videos!! 😃😃😃

Yeeeyy!!! Super happy to hear, Paul!! Thank you so much and welcome aboard! 😃😃😃

Thank you so much for the incredible feedback!! Super happy you like my work! 😀😀😀

Yeeey! I thought you might find it useful! 😉 Thank you so much for the awesome comment and let me know how everything turned out! 😊

Thank you so much Jim! :)

Thank you for the incredible comment, and welcome aboard!! 😃😃😃 Best of luck on your Python journey! 💪

Thanks. Also in my case it was necessary to change single '=' to '=='

Bro this is for Kivy, KivyMD, Tkinter type of librabries who create GUI's, not for something like streamlit which gives you a website

@@animemespirit1871 ohhh!!! Thanks for letting mW know that 😔

Thank you so much for the incredible support, 4Folds!!! Super happy you find my tutorials helpful!!!😃😃😃

Thank you so much for the lovely comment Marvio!! 😃 I'm super happy you enjoy my tutorials and most of all - the best programming language in the world!! 😁😁😁

Perfect timing, eh?? 😉 Super happy you found it useful! I was actually supposed to release it a day before but decided to refilm the intro in the last moment 😅😅😅

@@PythonSimplified Same Here! Thanks a thousand times! Would you recommend the same process for a React-Django app? (made front end with react and back end with Django...so wondering what is best for the next step to convert it to a PWA or exe file..wonder what would be the best method)

Thank you so much, Jörgen!!! I really appreciate it!! 😃😃😃 Will do!!! 💪