Behold my most beautiful first python app, which does the incredibly useful job of querying one of my old PHP scripts on my server for converting a timestamp to human readable output. Incredibly useful, I tell you...



Joking aside, I love how easy it is to open a connection, set parameters and read the response. And I quite fancy how comfortable it is to develop a PyQt application in eric4.

Now, if only reading the GPS data and constructing+displaying images was just as easy there would be nothing to stop me from turning my idea into reality. Well, other than the lack of time, but I'm getting used to not sleeping lately...

(But, wow! Look at all those [almost] finished projects for this competition. Looking forward to getting and playing around with them!)

Btw, that's one great tutorial on Pygame, kojacker! Will most probably not use it in this first project (unless there's actually a way to somehow make it work with Qt? Doesn't seem like it, though), but I'll definitely have to play around with it later. Looks rather reminiscent to game programming in Java, and that's definitely a good thing.

[edit]Definitely not rubbish. At least it made perfect sense to this former game dev...