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eiyawii2013-11-18 15:17:01
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eiyawii, 2013-11-18 15:17:01

Which PyQt tutorial to choose?

It is necessary to write a graphical interface in PyQt.
Please advise a good source so that you can start writing the interface.
If you used "Python 3 and PyQt. Application Development" (Prokhorenok), tell me if the book is worth it?

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Leshrac, 2013-11-18
@eiyawii

a few years ago there was a similar task, this was enough http://pyqt.sourceforge.net/Docs/PyQt4/classes.html - class names are intuitive + examples are present. Before that, I didn’t work with guys, despite this I figured it out, so go for it :) a toaster and CO will help you)

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radioxoma, 2014-01-22
@radioxoma

The book has two parts. The first one is an overview of python syntax and standard library, the second one is about PyQt4 (widgets only, no QtQuick). This is more of a reference than a manual, so the advantage over the standard documentation is questionable. The answer to the questions why and why you will not find there. "Good practice" is also not. The most annoying was the lack of any information about how the application should be built in principle (for example, separating the GUI from the internal logic).
The book is quite close to Mark Summerfield 's Rapid GUI Programming with Python and Qt .
Take it if you are just starting to learn python (then the first half of the book will be useful) and have difficulty with English. Then she won't help you. See the documentation for PySide, PyQt (which vary slightly and contain different examples), and Qt itself.

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eiyawii, 2013-11-20
@eiyawii

thanks for the advice

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