Learn Kivy Python in 7 Days for Beginners: Build Cross-Platform Desktop GUI Apps with Step-by-Step Programs, Widgets, Layouts, Dialogs, Menus and Two Capstone Projects
Learn Kivy Python in 7 Days for Beginners: Build Cross-Platform Desktop GUI Apps with Step-by-Step Programs, Widgets, Layouts, Dialogs, Menus and Two Capstone Projects
Learn Kivy Python in 7 Days for Beginners: Build Cross-Platform Desktop GUI Apps with Step-by-Step Programs, Widgets, Layouts, Dialogs, Menus and Two Capstone Projects - Saravana Pugazhendi;Saravanan E;Pugazhendi E
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Learn Kivy Python in 7 Days for Beginners: Build Cross-Platform Desktop GUI Apps with Step-by-Step Programs, Widgets, Layouts, Dialogs, Menus and Two Capstone Projects
Saravana Pugazhendi;Saravanan E;Pugazhendi E
Synopsis "Learn Kivy Python in 7 Days for Beginners: Build Cross-Platform Desktop GUI Apps with Step-by-Step Programs, Widgets, Layouts, Dialogs, Menus and Two Capstone Projects"
Build your first Python GUI apps in just 7 days.Want to make real graphical apps with Python that run on Windows, macOS and Linux? This beginner guide teaches Kivy, the open-source Python framework for modern user interfaces. It goes one day at a time, with clear explanations and working code.You don't need any GUI experience. Each lesson builds on the one before it. Every program uses simple, mostly non-class code, written one statement per line, and is followed by its expected result. You always know what your code should do.What you will learn:Day 1: What Kivy is, how to install it and how to run your first appDay 2: The essential parts of a Kivy GUI applicationDay 3: UI widgets, layouts and event handling, with a full reference table of widget properties and methodsDay 4: Hands-on examples with Button, Label, TextInput, CheckBox, Spinner, Slider, lists and tablesDay 5: Popups and dialog boxesDay 6: Menus and app navigationDay 7: Two complete capstone projects:Calculator App: a working calculator with a full button layoutTo-Do List App: add, remove and clear tasks, and exit the appBonus material:15 basic Python programs: factorial, prime number, Armstrong number, reverse number, sum of digits and more20 Kivy FAQs with clear answers20 multiple-choice quiz questions with a separate answer keyThis book is for:Python beginners and studentsSelf-taught programmersHobbyists who want to build their own desktop GUI appsDevelopers moving from Tkinter or PySide6 to KivyThe code is formatted for easy reading on paperback, Kindle and smartphone screens. By the last chapter, you'll have built two real apps and gained the confidence to design, code and run your own Kivy applications. Read more