My most requested tutorial starts today. In this part of my Django tutorial I’ll show you how to install Django on both Windows and MacOS. I tested this series of steps on multiple machines to hopefully guarantee that nobody has any trouble installing Django.
Django is one of the easiest web frameworks to work with, while being extremely powerful. I have a step-by-step list of everything in the video below the video on this page. Continue reading Django Tutorial
I have been working on this tutorial for a while. My goal was to teach anyone not the basics, but just about everything about how to play Dungeons & Dragons in one video. All you should need is this D&D Cheat Sheet and this video. You should also know how to create a D&D character unless you want to use the ones I use in this video. I show how to do that in this video in which I make a Fighter and in this where I make a Wizard.
The basic D&D rules are here for free. I would recommend if you want to run through a proper D&D story that you should check out the D&D Starter Set. Continue reading How to Play D&D
In this part of my Kivy tutorial I cover pretty much every widget I haven’t covered in the last few videos. We’ll explore the Checkbox, Radio Buttons, Switch, Popups, Spinner, Tabbed Panels, Slidder, How to Switch Screens and much more. We also explore how events work with all of these Widgets.
All of the code and a transcript for the video follow the video below. Continue reading Kivy Tutorial 5
I haven’t made a recipe video in a while, so today I thought I’d present the recipe my wife and children love the best Shrimp Gumbo. The feature is definitely the shrimp, but the sweet and yet hot sauce is pretty amazing on its own.
I cam up with this after my family watched The Princess and the Frog. My one daughter is lactose intolerant and the other hates sausage, but they both love shrimp and so that is how we got Shrimp Gumbo. The recipe follows the video below. Continue reading Shrimp Gumbo
In part 4 of my Kivy video tutorial we’ll make an interface for a student database and a toolbar. We’ll look at how ListViews, ListAdapters and much more work. By the end you’ll be able to take what we learned in part 26 of my learn to program series and have a working database app with Kivy.
All of the code and a cheat sheet follows the video below. Feel free to do what ever you’d like with it. Continue reading Kivy Tutorial 4
In part 3 of my Kivy tutorial series we’ll create a working calculator app in one video. We’ll cover how to use layouts inside of other layouts, event handling, TextInput, executing code based on widget events, and much more.
All of the heavily commented code used follows the video below. Feel free to do whatever you’d like with it. Continue reading Kivy Tutorial 3
In part 2 of my Kivy tutorial series we’ll explore much of what we need to know before we start making apps in the next video. We’ll cover creating custom widgets, setting default attributes, and 6 layouts being : Absolute Positioning, Floating Layout, Grid Layout, Box Layout, Stack Layout, and Page Layout.
All of the code from the video follows the video below. We’ll start making apps next time. Continue reading Kivy Tutorial 2
Kivy is a graphical user interface Python library that allows you to develop multiplatform applications on Windows, MacOS, Android, iOS, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. What is better is that it performs better then HTML5 cross platform alternatives. Here I’ll show how to install it on both MacOS and Windows. We will also make a few sample apps to make sure everything works.
All of the instructions follow the video below in print form. The code is down there as well. Continue reading Kivy Tutorial
Many people requested I make one more TkInter tutorial in which I connect a TkInter interface to a database so here it is. This tutorial is also for people that ask me to make an entire application in one video. I walk through the whole thinking process from start to finish.
You can try to make the app as practice with my TkInter tutorials that start here along with my Python SQLite tutorial. All of the code follows the video below. Continue reading Learn to Program 26