Python Qt (PySide, PyQt) development tutorials
 

In case anyone has missed them, I've been writing tutorials for Python + Qt on my blog.

Third one, on the basics of model/view GUI programming just went up at http://blog.rburchell.com/2010/02/py...ogramming.html

Feedback, flames, and suggestions for future work are all welcome. :)

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Another new tutorial, going further into depth on Qt's model view.

In this tutorial, adding/deleting/editing items on a list model are covered.

http://blog.rburchell.com/2010/02/py...amming_22.html

As always, feedback welcome.

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Slight change of pace, moving away from the (difficult) modelview concepts, and starting out on a new topic area - custom widget painting: http://blog.rburchell.com/2010/02/py...-painting.html

If you'd like me to shut up, just ask. :D

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Please continue, I have found your tutorials very interesting.

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yes, keep them coming! might inspire me to start learning!

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Thanks! It's great to hear from people reading them.

Do you have any criticism? I'm wondering if my approach (just throwing people into the code and providing explanations + links everywhere) is really the best one

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It did seem a bit odd at first having all the explanations within the code, but I like it once I got used to it. I would feel happier if you could actually mention a specific licence. I find the right-hand side of the code gets cut off (by the sidebar) if I increase the font size too much, or use too narrow a screen.

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Awesome, thanks mate! Keep up the good work!

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Can't really avoid the sidebars, though FWIW I do try keep things to 80 columns when I remember ;). the 'show in plain text' should help you out a bit though.

If you really want a specific licence, feel free to consider them BSD sans attribution clause. I really have *no* compunctions over how they are used, at all, and in fact I'd rather people plagarise them liberally to learn from them. :)

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Thanks but I'm not sure what you mean by "show in plain text" - is that a link on the page I should be looking for?