Thank you so much Lopo! 😁 Programming is all about the kind of project you are building - some projects are fun, some are absolutely horrific! 😵 I find that if you're working on something useful - it gives you lots of motivation and you feel much more rewarded when you finish it 😀
Knocked this one out just before the Doctor's appointment. I'm just the ride, so no biggie, but I can't wait to get back home to tackle part 3. I'm getting so excited!
The video we were waiting for! I'm actually a software engineer ("recently" started in 2019 as my first job out of school!) and dont really need the intro type videos. But i watch them anyway because its fun. But these videos that you make are sooo good! I know I'll never meet you in real life, but you seem like a super cool friend as well. Anyone who puts this much thought and effort for strangers will be. Thank you! May you have the youtube success you deserve!
very nice, good job on the conversions, attention to error states is something i have recently begun to do, it is usually quite simple and a good method to relieve user frustrations.
Thank you trtlphnx! I'm super glad you found this video helpful! 😁 You can do it in a few other ways with the math.floor() function or with modulo (%) which will also achieve the same results. I went for a "more lines of code" approach - but it's easier to understand so it's worth it 😉
Your videos are so good. I know I asked something like this before but I wanted to see if you had a video that details your steps in setting up your development environment as well as how to use it with anaconda?
Thank you John! 😊 What OS are you using? If it's Windows I have 2 tutorials about it, this is the first one I've ever filmed for example: ruclips.net/video/wmgyXK84TR0/видео.html if you're using Linux - it would be a bit different, but it all comes down to the type of distribution you have. Installing anaconda would then be from the terminal rather than downloading it from the web. Once you have Anaconda installed just create a new working environment with: conda create --name my_env python=3.8 (where my_env should be replaces with whichever name you want to give it) then you activate it with: conda activate my_env it would already have Python 3.8 installed in it, along with a few basic packages like Numpy/Pandas etc. if you need any additional modules, you can find the best installation commands on anaconda cloud, for example: conda install -c conda-forge kivy which you find in: anaconda.org/conda-forge/kivy Hope it helps! 😊
i am really really really greatfull for this... i am still learning to coding, enjoying, and the advanced content in your videos are very easy to understand, with practical projects!! i think is the key: MAKE REAL THINGS WITH THE LANGUAGE! It will be great to see the entire code at the end of the project, only in PDF to see and study it... thanks again!
I don't know how to add a widget which contains Javascript or html web view in kivy.. Will you able to please make a tutorial for that...? I hope that you will understand my question. I am very happy for the 2nd part....
Hi Muthu 😀 Are you sure that Kivy supports Javascript/HTML/CSS? I don't think it would be the case as the above are languages of web applications, while Kivy is designed for desktop/Mobile applications. Try to look into Flask or Django, which are web Python frameworks. They are the best tools to create websites with Python (Flask is a bit more beginner friendly, by the way) and you can combine them with Javascript (even though if you use Python for scripting - do you really need Javascript? 😉) The next GUI project I'm filming is with Flask so if you struggle with these frameworks - I'll be able to simplify them for you in a few weeks 😊
Hello..thank you for your video! I have a question. How can access to ids of wiget from another class in kivy-python? I want update second screen from my First screen, but recive error attribuite
hi thank you for your videos about kivymd it was really helpful for my thesis project. i would like to ask that do you know how to create a photo gallery and can select the photo that you capured in camera section in kivy? i cant find any source about that and i dont know how to do it. if you know how to create gallery ui pls help me :(
I must admit I'm having the exact same issues on my end 😅 I believe it's due to adb incompatibility with a Windows machine, but I'm debugging it as we speak and looking for alternative solutions 😉 What OS are you using for compiling? if it's Ubuntu, it should be a thousand times faster and less buggy than on my end... let me know! 😊
@@abraina5523 I don't see how this will work with Google Colab... 🤔 I can film something fast with a "Hello World" Kivy app, as I successfully installed it on my Android... I'm still struggling with KivyMD though 😵
Hi Siam, I'm not a big fan of these libraries... they are overcomplicating things that Pytorch implements quite easily. I've done some work with both and I wasn't impressed 🙃 But I never say never... maybe one day I will cover them! but Pytorch is always in priority, given the "simplified" part of my channel's name 😉 I believe you'll find it much more intuitive than the other 2 - it's more modern and the documentation is very clear 😀
@@siamahmed8287 Have you seen my Neural Network with Pytorch tutorials? Check out part 1 here: ruclips.net/video/mzbJd0NhW2A/видео.html And then in Part 2 we train this neural network: ruclips.net/video/GTyTG3XzPq8/видео.html These are not beginner-friendly, but we will gradually get there as part of the AI series 😉
Hello, I see that you create the var state = 0 (for binary to decimal) and state = 1 (from decimal to binary).. is there any reason why you initialize that variable with either 0 or 1? that's the only part that was not clear for me.. thank you! Btw you are cute ❣
@@PythonSimplified surprise surprise!!! google got it right!!! even the accent point on the é 😂 si Mariya, esperare con mente lista para absorber conocimiento. Te me cuidas ❤
Can you please show how to run python(kivy) files in android. I have looked everywhere on the internet but I am not able to open it on my phone. plzz😊😊
I'm working on it as we speak 😉 You're trying compiling it from a Windows machine or Linux? Windows is a bit of a nightmare, but Ubuntu should be quite painless 😊 I still have a bunch of debugging to do on my end - but it's only because I'm insisting on the Windows machine rather than giving up and using my Linux laptop - so the struggle is very real!! 🤣🤣🤣 hahaha
@@PythonSimplifiedI am trying to do it on windows. I have been trying to do it for months but failed everytime. I saw your latest video about the update which u posted today hope u figure it out soon.😊😊
Yup! I've filmed both the math video and this one at the same time! 😁 It didn't feel right showing how to implement something with code before I properly explained the math behind the concept 😀
@@PythonSimplified OMG you replied with the speed of light (not expected) Actually i want to ask u something i u help me ! I had watched your video on py to exe using py auto exe and also created an exe file of my python project that contains many images too but the main thing is... The folder in which my exe is present it has many dll etc files i know they are important but i just want to share that standalone exe file to anyone without those numerous files but when i removed them it's not working and always shows ORDINAL NOT FOUND ERROR, DYNAMIC LINK NOT LOCATED etc. please help me
@@m_abhijit_ DLLs are Windows dynamic library files that are required for your app to work... so you can't remove them without corrupting your app. Try converting your .exe file with Inno Setup to create proper setup files (use the wizard option, it's much user-friendlier). I'm hoping to film a follow up tutorial on Inno Setup shortly - but this is the way to go if you want to distribute your app without all the extra files 😉 Good luck, and let me know if it worked!😁
@@PythonSimplified thanks for your kind response again but i know that's not possible for me to do so alone better i will wait for your video on that same topic and i know that will help alot of your subscribers 😀👍🏻
@@PythonSimplified it was fine, solar flare caused by radiation from the sun, it happens. I have another interview tomorrow morning, hopefully I will get a job in software development soon. 👍
@@PythonSimplified I just finished my Python exam, it was 2 and a half hours, intense! I answered everything though, wrote three programs and they seemed to work in the test environment.
@@Tobs_ ayee nice! good luck with everything! software development is fun and so very tough sometimes. but always rewarding when it works. You got this!
I used to hate programming but thanks to your videos I'm falling in love again, thanks!!!
Thank you so much Lopo! 😁
Programming is all about the kind of project you are building - some projects are fun, some are absolutely horrific! 😵 I find that if you're working on something useful - it gives you lots of motivation and you feel much more rewarded when you finish it 😀
@@PythonSimplified I agree with this👆
Am in love with the way you teach it and of course your voice is a great hypnotizer for concentration. Thanks Mariya.
Knocked this one out just before the Doctor's appointment. I'm just the ride, so no biggie, but I can't wait to get back home to tackle part 3. I'm getting so excited!
Super happy to hear that Jay!! Best of luck with part 3! 😁
The video we were waiting for! I'm actually a software engineer ("recently" started in 2019 as my first job out of school!) and dont really need the intro type videos. But i watch them anyway because its fun. But these videos that you make are sooo good! I know I'll never meet you in real life, but you seem like a super cool friend as well. Anyone who puts this much thought and effort for strangers will be. Thank you! May you have the youtube success you deserve!
very nice, good job on the conversions, attention to error states is something i have recently begun to do, it is usually quite simple and a good method to relieve user frustrations.
I Absolutely Love The Way You Put This Together; I've Been Waiting For This; Thanks For This Knowledge, Sweetie ~
Thank you trtlphnx! I'm super glad you found this video helpful! 😁
You can do it in a few other ways with the math.floor() function or with modulo (%) which will also achieve the same results.
I went for a "more lines of code" approach - but it's easier to understand so it's worth it 😉
perfect! the best python teacher
Thank you so much Daniel! 😊
Hi! this KivyMD is so awesome!! very clean, it's amazing!! i like your videos, they are excellent.
Thank you so much, 3D NA VEIA ! 😀 I absolutely agree - KivyMD is incredible!
(Annnnnnd it's my favourite GUI library so far!! 😁)
Wow, another beautiful tutorial 😍
Thank you so much! Gald you liked it! 😁
Finally😁😁😁 been anticipating this video😊
Yey! I'm so happy to hear that! 😁
Your videos are so good. I know I asked something like this before but I wanted to see if you had a video that details your steps in setting up your development environment as well as how to use it with anaconda?
Thank you John! 😊
What OS are you using? If it's Windows I have 2 tutorials about it, this is the first one I've ever filmed for example:
ruclips.net/video/wmgyXK84TR0/видео.html
if you're using Linux - it would be a bit different, but it all comes down to the type of distribution you have.
Installing anaconda would then be from the terminal rather than downloading it from the web.
Once you have Anaconda installed just create a new working environment with:
conda create --name my_env python=3.8
(where my_env should be replaces with whichever name you want to give it)
then you activate it with:
conda activate my_env
it would already have Python 3.8 installed in it, along with a few basic packages like Numpy/Pandas etc.
if you need any additional modules, you can find the best installation commands on anaconda cloud, for example:
conda install -c conda-forge kivy
which you find in:
anaconda.org/conda-forge/kivy
Hope it helps! 😊
Really enjoying this project thanks. Plus the useful maths video! :)
Thank you so much Alex, I'm super happy to hear that! 😁
I am loving this series...
Thank you so much Amir, super glad to hear that! 😀
I can not learn if my teacher is so beautiful :))
Very nice ... can't wait for part 3.
You won't have to wait too long - I'm filming it next week! 😉
(hint: Kivy's Buildozer will be involved)
That's awesome!!!!! You have a magic touch, my friend. Thanks for your tutorials. happy day and remember: Never surrender. :8)
Thank you so much for the beautiful comment rrivillox! 😀
you are awesome and your explanation is so easy to learn from , my greetings to you
i am really really really greatfull for this... i am still learning to coding, enjoying, and the advanced content in your videos are very easy to understand, with practical projects!! i think is the key: MAKE REAL THINGS WITH THE LANGUAGE! It will be great to see the entire code at the end of the project, only in PDF to see and study it... thanks again!
I don't know how to add a widget which contains Javascript or html web view in kivy.. Will you able to please make a tutorial for that...? I hope that you will understand my question. I am very happy for the 2nd part....
Hi Muthu 😀
Are you sure that Kivy supports Javascript/HTML/CSS?
I don't think it would be the case as the above are languages of web applications, while Kivy is designed for desktop/Mobile applications. Try to look into Flask or Django, which are web Python frameworks.
They are the best tools to create websites with Python (Flask is a bit more beginner friendly, by the way) and you can combine them with Javascript (even though if you use Python for scripting - do you really need Javascript? 😉)
The next GUI project I'm filming is with Flask so if you struggle with these frameworks - I'll be able to simplify them for you in a few weeks 😊
@@PythonSimplified Thanks a lot.... I am waiting for that. It will be helpful for my project.
Computer monitor !!!! Its Coool :)))))))) Nice motinor
Watched it. Loved it.
Yey! Thank you so much! 😁
@@PythonSimplified No no no, it's the other way around. I thank you so much!
@@aristideregal No worries, I'm happy to help! 😊
Very very very cool🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you very very very much xiaokai shu! 😁😁😁
Thanks for Sharing this video
You're absolutely welcome! 😀
Amazing video, will there be a part where you show us how we can convert that app and we use it on our mobile phone?.
You betcha! Part 3 is about converting the app into an .apk file with Kivys Buildozer 😉
Hello..thank you for your video! I have a question.
How can access to ids of wiget from another class in kivy-python?
I want update second screen from my First screen, but recive error attribuite
hi thank you for your videos about kivymd it was really helpful for my thesis project. i would like to ask that do you know how to create a photo gallery and can select the photo that you capured in camera section in kivy? i cant find any source about that and i dont know how to do it. if you know how to create gallery ui pls help me :(
Have you ever thought about doing projects in a live stream?
Absolutely, Maxim! 😀
I'm hoping to start next week with an Instagram video downloading automation tutorial 😉
waiting for part 3 eagerly since i tried for app conversion but it crashes in mobile app
I must admit I'm having the exact same issues on my end 😅
I believe it's due to adb incompatibility with a Windows machine, but I'm debugging it as we speak and looking for alternative solutions 😉
What OS are you using for compiling? if it's Ubuntu, it should be a thousand times faster and less buggy than on my end... let me know! 😊
@@PythonSimplified thanks for ur reply. How the issue is solved 🥺I was trying ever since after watching the part 1 still I can't find a solution
@@abraina5523 What machine are you using? Windows or Linux?
@@PythonSimplified I am using windows but for app conversion I used Google Colab
@@abraina5523 I don't see how this will work with Google Colab... 🤔 I can film something fast with a "Hello World" Kivy app, as I successfully installed it on my Android... I'm still struggling with KivyMD though 😵
Will you make a video on scikit learn or tensorflow please?
Hi Siam, I'm not a big fan of these libraries... they are overcomplicating things that Pytorch implements quite easily.
I've done some work with both and I wasn't impressed 🙃 But I never say never... maybe one day I will cover them! but Pytorch is always in priority, given the "simplified" part of my channel's name 😉
I believe you'll find it much more intuitive than the other 2 - it's more modern and the documentation is very clear 😀
@@PythonSimplified hey then make a series on pytorch I really Need a machine learning library
@@siamahmed8287 Have you seen my Neural Network with Pytorch tutorials? Check out part 1 here:
ruclips.net/video/mzbJd0NhW2A/видео.html
And then in Part 2 we train this neural network:
ruclips.net/video/GTyTG3XzPq8/видео.html
These are not beginner-friendly, but we will gradually get there as part of the AI series 😉
You should try to use screen manager to use more than 1 screen because its really confusing
Hello, I see that you create the var state = 0 (for binary to decimal) and state = 1 (from decimal to binary).. is there any reason why you initialize that variable with either 0 or 1? that's the only part that was not clear for me.. thank you!
Btw you are cute ❣
What happens in your program if you try to convert 15.0 to binary?
Woah!!!! So fast 😮😮
hahahaha I've edited both math and KivyMD videos at the same time 😂
hermosa Mariya ❤ buenos dias. esperando la nueva leccion
Gracias Ryuya Sho! lo filmaré la semana que viene 😊
(I hope Google Translate got it right 😅)
@@PythonSimplified surprise surprise!!! google got it right!!! even the accent point on the é 😂 si Mariya, esperare con mente lista para absorber conocimiento. Te me cuidas ❤
@@ryuyasho4468 hahahaha that's awesome!!! Thank you Ryuya, see you soon! 😁
How to transition between screens? please
Nice 👍
Thank you! 😀
Premiering soon!
Thank You !
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Can you please show how to run python(kivy) files in android.
I have looked everywhere on the internet but I am not able to open it on my phone.
plzz😊😊
I'm working on it as we speak 😉
You're trying compiling it from a Windows machine or Linux?
Windows is a bit of a nightmare, but Ubuntu should be quite painless 😊 I still have a bunch of debugging to do on my end - but it's only because I'm insisting on the Windows machine rather than giving up and using my Linux laptop - so the struggle is very real!! 🤣🤣🤣 hahaha
@@PythonSimplifiedI am trying to do it on windows. I have been trying to do it for months but failed everytime. I saw your latest video about the update which u posted today hope u figure it out soon.😊😊
Ooh this is fast 😀 ..
Yup! I've filmed both the math video and this one at the same time! 😁
It didn't feel right showing how to implement something with code before I properly explained the math behind the concept 😀
@@PythonSimplified walla legend.. I know that already 🌹❤
Wow 4k 👍🏻
As usual on my channel 😉
(well... I guess all the videos that were filmed after the Introduction to AI 😊)
@@PythonSimplified OMG you replied with the speed of light (not expected)
Actually i want to ask u something i u help me ! I had watched your video on py to exe using py auto exe and also created an exe file of my python project that contains many images too but the main thing is... The folder in which my exe is present it has many dll etc files i know they are important but i just want to share that standalone exe file to anyone without those numerous files but when i removed them it's not working and always shows ORDINAL NOT FOUND ERROR, DYNAMIC LINK NOT LOCATED etc.
please help me
@@m_abhijit_ DLLs are Windows dynamic library files that are required for your app to work... so you can't remove them without corrupting your app.
Try converting your .exe file with Inno Setup to create proper setup files (use the wizard option, it's much user-friendlier). I'm hoping to film a follow up tutorial on Inno Setup shortly - but this is the way to go if you want to distribute your app without all the extra files 😉
Good luck, and let me know if it worked!😁
@@PythonSimplified thanks for your kind response again but i know that's not possible for me to do so alone better i will wait for your video on that same topic and i know that will help alot of your subscribers 😀👍🏻
you convert my brain
hahahahaha thank you...? 😅
I hope it's a good thing! it's hard to tell 😊
cool tutorial like always. But your self.converted.text=" " did not clear the content
❤I. Love you
just here for the editing oopsie.
how horrific was that??? hahaha 🤣🤣🤣
I've discovered it wayyy too late, the video was already set to premiere 😅
@@PythonSimplified it was fine, solar flare caused by radiation from the sun, it happens. I have another interview tomorrow morning, hopefully I will get a job in software development soon. 👍
@@Tobs_ hahahah indeed! 😄
Good luck on your interview tomorrow, go get em!! 💪💪💪
@@PythonSimplified I just finished my Python exam, it was 2 and a half hours, intense! I answered everything though, wrote three programs and they seemed to work in the test environment.
@@Tobs_ ayee nice! good luck with everything! software development is fun and so very tough sometimes. but always rewarding when it works. You got this!
I need your monitor
hahaha watch out - it's very addicting! 😁
You won't be able to use laptops or smaller monitors after you get used to it 😉