Hope everyone is doing well! R2D86 #100DaysOfCode Working on this fun little example for making GUIs with #PyQt6 and #Python for my next #book. Working on an example that autocompletes text.

R2D87-88 #100DaysOfCode Experimenting with #PyQt6 and #Python for my next #book. Working on examples for customizing tables.

R2D89 #100DaysOfCode It's been a long day. A few more bugs to figure out and it's done! Experimenting with #PyQt6 and #Python for my next #book. Working on examples for customizing tables.

R2D90 #100DaysOfCode After months of trying to figure this app out (and quite a few revisions), I finally finished it. Made with #PyQt6 and #Python to be included in my next #book.

R3D1 #100DaysOfCode Back at it. Part 1 (It doesn't look like much... yet). Working on a new #PyQt6 GUI for my next #book. #Python #multitasking

R3D2-3 #100DaysOfCode Was working on a login GUI using tabs, but need to simplify it for the next chapter. #PyQt6 GUI for my next #book. #Python #multitasking

R3D4-8 #100DaysOfCode Ever worked on a project that took much longer than it was supposed to and you had to basically avoid life to get it done? Welcome to this ⬇️ #PyQt6 GUI for my next #book. #Python #codinglife

R3D9-12 #100DaysOfCode Been working on this #PyQt6 GUI non-stop for my next #book. #Python #codinglife Definitely will be worth it once it is complete.

R3D13-15 #100DaysOfCode Been working on this #PyQt6 GUI for my next #book. #Python #codinglife To everyone out there, believe in yourself.

R3D16-19 #100DaysOfCode Working on small projects and updating my first #book for #PyQt6. #codinglife GUI created with #Python

After 3 lOOOOng years of trying to change fields, I have finally found a job and moved to Cali. The days of wondering if it was going to work out are finally over. Still a lot of work to do though! #Thankful #Robotics #Engineering

Took a 4-month hiatus from Twitter to start a #NewJob, move halfway across the world (yes, world!) to #Cali (so much ⛰️ hiking!), get set up in my new apt, take care of my #family, finish a #NewBook, and figure out my path for the future. Hi, Twitter! 😉 Hello, 2022!

RT @wwcodepython: ANNOUNCING Our New Series: Introduction to #Qt: How to Create Your First Interface Starting Tue., Jan. 11th at 9PM EST! Join us to create an amazing #interface with #PyQt/#PySide! 🔗 buff.ly/3pPsRud #wwcode #womenwhocode #womenintech #python

Updates on Beginning PyQt: Beginning PyQt 2nd Edition is complete now and in the final publication stages! link.springer.com/book/978148427… #Qt #PyQt #Python #code

An introduction to PySide6 Signals, Slots and Events — Triggering actions in response to user behaviors and GUI events (updated for PySide6) pythonguis.com/tutorials/pysi…

PyQt5 vs PyQt6: What are the differences, and is it time to upgrade? pythonguis.com/faq/pyqt5-vs-p…

Packaging PyQt5 applications into a macOS app with PyInstaller (updated for 2022) pythonguis.com/tutorials/pack…

Display numpy and pandas tables in PySide6 QTableView (updated for PySide6) pythonguis.com/tutorials/pysi…

Would appreciate retweets for visibility. Or post this link if it is easier! blog.textualize.io/2022/03/06/wer…

“python -m modname” means: find modname through the usual import machinery, and run it as the main program. Modules can have special “main” code when run this way. Here’s a list of Python modules that do interesting things with -m: github.com/cassiobotaro/a…