Tkinter Basics 1: Setup, Widgets, and Geometry managers

Learn how easy it is to use Tkinter and Python to build simple GUI applications with author Alan D Moore.Check out Python GUI Programming with Tkinter: amzn.to/2YFuGPD
Example code for this video can be found here: github.com/alandmoore/tkinter...
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[@kate.mercado]

As a beginner, I find this much better than some old yt full course for tkinter

[@CharlesSmall]

Thank you -this is the best videos to learn from. I had no experience and this is the best to learn from.

[@SuperRhiad]

Great video, great explanation!

[@phaedrus2633]

Very good. A couple of things didn't work right, such as root.title, but I can Google it and see how to set it up. I tried Tkinter a few years ago, and a lot of this video was bringing back memories. Thank you for this effort.

[@penttiitkonen9765]

Your lessons are great help for beginners. Thank You.

[@alandmoorecodes3585]

Thank you!

[@elbartout2012]

Perhaps this is a next-video topic, but I found the use of frames to be useful with grid. With a lot of elements to keep track of, it's easier to move things around that should logically remain together, plus you can rearrange them internally without screwing up the row/column indexes on everything else. Great video Alan!

[@alandmoorecodes3585]

Definitely; nested frames are a fantastic tool for layout out a complex GUI.

[@joshburdeshaw5752]

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[@alexanderurezchenko6446]

Thanks for video!

[@MuslimMan377]

You are awesome

[@SusanAmberBruce]

I want to get your book!, one question though, do you cover ttk widgets?

[@marcoantoniopascalisgarcia9698]

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