This is super useful for beginners! Great job Brad!

I have just recently picked up Python after 25 years off "coding". My coding experience gave me the foundation but struggling with integrating Tkinter into my python code. This video has provided a serious 'enlightment' for one that has been 'lost' for 25 years from coding. Next, I am going to search for a similar Django video -- which I could not wrap my head around very well. Bravo and thank you, Brad

Finally Brad Stepping Into Desktop!!

This is a great code-along. It's a perfect starter for anyone like myself who wants to add a GUI to their python code and could use a quick starter. Giving it CRUD functionality with SQL is also helpful. Many thanks for this!

What other languages/technologies would you guys like me to look into for desktop apps? I want to do some stuff beyond web dev

Me: a desktop gee-you-eye application Brad: a gooey application

This is the best tutorial I have ever taken. Thank you for sharing it.

Loved it Brad. Keep doing desktop development tutorials :)

This is a really good tutorial to understand tkinter along with CRUD operations. Loved it totally! Hope to watch more videos on various fields!! Thank you so much once again...

I am currently working through your Django Udemy course, well done! Thanks for your awesome work man! This is a great Tkinter tutorial as well. Love your explanations in the initial setups as it helps us understand how to think about projects. Keep it up! On which course next: something like Electron (or better alternative) to create desktop apps using the web tech we already know.

That was really easy compared to other tutorials I've watched and also I like that we went from zero to executable file. Really nice to use sqlite for the first time too. good job, I hope you get cheers for your work. Alex.

those who are getting error while installing tkinter and tkmessagebox in windows , the module is already installed along with the python setup (python 3.9) and tkmessagebox is a part of tkinter , so no need to install seperately go in cmd(command terminal) and type == "python -m tkinter --version"

Brad makes me so happy... Gave a colleague of mine at work a link to this KZfaq channel, he's subscribed now... I could hear Brad's voice from his cubicle, lol... I got so excited hahahaha 😄 You're the man Brad, always. Your love for coding and building things is unmatched! That being said, you know one thing that would make my life complete? If you had your courses on Pluralsight. I am aware that Udemy has been giving problems lately, and I feel like a platform like Pluralsight would be just perfect for you sir. Plus you'd be a favorite almost instantly, and your projects and interactive courses would be the bomb. Although I fear that Mr Traversy has too much "Soul" for pluralsight (which is actually part of why we all love you sir).

Another gold nugget from Brad. Thanks a lot for the continuous work in making our lives better. Could you please do a tutorial on how to make price calculator for web services using Javascript. It should be like a multi-step form where users can select items and the price shows up on the next stage of the form until the form is ended.

Amazing Tutorial. Best a newbee can have it. Thanks Brad!!!!

Brad, your teaching style is superb! Very easy to understand and follow for a complete Noob to Python and Tkinter. I am trying to find a GUI solution for the Raspberry Pi and so far, it seem Python and Tkinter are the best solution.

Thank you, Brad! This video gave more understanding than the Python course a have taken. Small, but useful app. Very good starting point.

Brad know this, he explain clearly and you get what he said exactly.

Yay this is awesome! Thank you. ❤️ From a patron 😀

Thank you a lot Brad! This was what I was looking for! I want to create a small and low cost erp for a small business working in desktop and offline. Now I need to find out how to create templete for the invoices ( custom fields, columns etc) and print them via my program.

Good content. The OOP approach to creating a database is excellent. Would have been interesting to see clicking one of the CRUD buttons creating another window. Nice to see that you don't need Django or Flask to do this stuff.

I love how you use VS Code for every single projects you do. Been a fan of VS Code looking at your youtube video, Nice one Brad.

Thank you, I learned a lot. I liked how you handled the "out of range" error. This happens when you delete an entry but retain its' index in the "selected_item" variable, you could have also reset the "selected_item" variable whenever you deleted something.

I'm a beginner in python 3. Very helpful. Thanks. Keep up the good work. :)

Nice! Pease more Python and Gui content^^

Nice one..you hit 900-K subs congratulations Traversy Media. :)

Thanks Brad making a obd dashboard for my car and this is super helpful.

Oh this made my day, thank you so much

Just what I was looking for. Thanks a lot Brad

I'd love to see more GUI Development Videos from you. Maybe next you could look into Kivy?

Appreciate your work Brad!

great job, your tutorials have been very helpful . i rate you one of the best

This is so great! Thanks for putting this tutorial together.

i already purcase your udemy course about nodejs, express & mongo THAT'S AWESOME to the point and really really best way WAITING FOR ANOTHER COURSE

Legend! thank you so much for the hard work you put in :). can you please do a video series on how to use mysql+nodejs properly in a rest api context?

Thank you very much. It helps me a lot to start learning python. Hope to see more such project.

Hello Sir... i have learnt alot from you Node.js Api Master Class. Really amazing ! Hats off to you. Every single line of code you just described in very professional way. Bravo !! Thanks alot :)

Thanks Brad very clear explanation as always. It would be great to do more videos on tkinter, for instance creating buttons to open up more windows. Stay blessed.

Thanks. This helped a lot to get me comfortable in Guis. I could not (yet) get the scroll bar to appear like yours, but it is there and it is working. I suspect I have some library version issues, but I'll check into that

Hello from Russia. I work as a manager in a trading company. Thank you very much, based on your video, I created my own small project that helps me to fix customer orders. This is a magical feeling when you want something for a long time and you get it - it’s worth a lot and thank you again for that! If anyone is interested, I can share a link to the git repository.

Just in time. Thanks Brad.

Thanks, we needed that!

Great tutorial! great way of showing things!

Great Traversy Media. Thanks for tutorial.

a clear demonstration of GUI with python and Tkinter

Many thanks Keith, really it is very assistance to me after letting programming more than 10 years.. I expect to begin my activity strongly..

Thanks for sharing! It works great!

ah... very good and and very easy to pratice with your explaining.... thank you very much sir... continue♥♥

Java thought by you will be a dream come true for me. I've been doing Java and android dev for a while but i changed to web dev because of the way you teach it. You are fantastic.

You are really amazing teacher thanks a lot.

Thank you, Bro! Good job:0)

The only other recommendable Tkinter video I've seen was from thenewboston, which was a bit outdated...so thank you very much! =)

I like it!!! awesome thank you

thank you very much for this tutorial it was really usefull

This guy is a programming god

Please can u provide more on this, and thanks a lot, if u know really i benefit alot from your videos, thanks bro 😍😍😍

Great video, I notice you are getting a lot of mentions from other YTers as a good resource, I think since TheNewBoston left town you are the "go to" channel for tutorials and such, you have a good range of content and it is getting more varied, this video proves that, not far from 1M subs either! Well deserved I say, your content is invaluable!!

Good Job! Thanks a lot :)

Thank you.. I make this weekend..

Good job brad

Finally something I dig my teeth into. Any reason you're on Mac for a while these days?

LOVED IT

It would be great if you could make a short video about the object oriented version of this. I've checked it on your GitHub but If you could add some explanations it would be very helpful.

I'm watching this is April 2021 using Python 3.9.2 (Brad is using 3.7.0) and the Tkinter constructor options for many of the widgets are very different. I'm surprised there's been so much change in only 18 months.

The amount of work needed to put common controls on a form really takes the fun out of coding

thank you Heisenberg :)

Thank you a lot.

You really have passion for what you're doing... I enjoy your videos and sometimes I won't know if it is the end of it... good work bro!!! more hugs from Africa!!!

Quality content. 👍

I feel like I owe my career to traversy media lmao

Many Thanks.

Amazing tutorial as always Brad . Please as I your long time subscriber I suggest you to make an Android app that has audio and video call feature I am really stuck on that part in Android project of mine . Please bro it's a humble request to you.

Great Video! Thank you! Could Tkinter be used on a Raspberry Pi with the official 7" Touch Screen? Does Tkinter support displaying live changing analog readings on the screen?

Thank you so much

Thx brad

Thanks for this tutorial Brad, just the one i needed. I have just finished learning python basics and was wondering about how to create cross platform desktop apps with this language, so your tutorial comes quite handy. I have just a some questions: a) Why are those curly brackets showing in the listbox? b) I suppose that once the installer executable file is built, i may copy it to another computer. But, do i need to install python (same version) on the target computer? is this executable file a 100% native binary or does it include an embedded python interpreter? c) Is the executable generated file comparable to those generated by nuitka? Sorry for so many questions, i'll take a look to tkinter docs. Thanks a lot for your great content buddy. Regards from México !

Great tutorial! at 41:50 you can just say if '' in [part_text.get(), customer_text.get(), retailer_text.get(), price_text.get()] or use any([part_text.get()=='', customer_text.get()=='', retailer_text.get()=='', price_text.get()==''] ). If I am going to write similar to what you did, I would write it in this way... if ( part_text.get()=='' or customer_text.get()=='' or retailer_text.get()=='' or price_text.get()=='' ): do whatever

I will like you to do a maths app with python there should be complex numbers,differentiation,calculus and other maths operation thank you very much

Take love from python guys :)

Thanks Brad this will work - i did a project like this before - what i want to know is how to encrypt the database

Good information

Hi Brad can you make a linode tutorial please. Thanks

Hey Brad, please make a KZfaq video or Udemy course on REST API using Python and Django

Excellent tutorial! Hey Brad, quick question - don't know if you already have a video out there about this, but do you have any tips on how a small dev tutorial channel like myself(~430 subs) can gain more exposure? My focus is Javascript-related. I mean, my content's good and I'm definitely growing, but it's like at a snail's pace!

Thank you

hello Brad, this is very nice, we would like to learn about pyside2 or pyqt please;)

Thanks Brad, About the add_item function I just noticed that after you called db.Insert you deleted the part_list and then insert the new item's data into the list although, you called the populate_list function after it isn't it enough to just call populate_list which will delete the list before populating it with old data plus new inserted item? Or return the new inserted item from db.Insert then just add this row to the list instead of populating all the list for each insert, update and delete operation? Regards

Hello Brad. Nice tutorial. I have a question, I want to use one of the button to activate another code. Any suggestion?

I woulda put these products into a "treeview" widget instead. You get way better separation and appearance as well.

Genius!!!!!!

awesome!

Thanks for using vs code.

Thanks

great video

Awesome..

Hello thank you for this amazing tutorial. I have a question if we wanna do some update in our app it will update automatically on execute app? or we have to use again that pyinstaller to make new one? Idk if I could tell properly what I mean :D

Great tutorial! I notice a lot of other tutorials in tkinter people are using ".pack" but this one isn't. Can anyone offer an explanation to what the difference is?

After some useless videos, it is something helpful

Nice !!

Brad please do qt with qml tutorial