Excellent! I have completed all your tutorial so far and have found them to be extremely useful. You have explained it very well. I particularly appreciate the finer details that many fail to mention thus stopping progress. Looking forward to future projects, perhaps a purchase order system using sqlite. Keep them coming, its a great help! Thank you.
Thank you very much for that amazing tutorial series about the basics of Tkinter. I had some trouble understanding a lot of stuff by just reading the documentation, and other tutorials weren't so good at explaining some essential details. I'm a complete beginner in programming, but I finally finished my very first program by myself from initial planning to execution (very proud of myself xD). I did some simple program that will help my girlfriend in her office job (redundant Excel data processing). The program working as intended, but there is no graphic user interface right now. Your tutorial didn't explore everything that I need for my project, but at least I have a good foundation now and I think, I'm ready to go tackle some new info (reading docs again =)) and finish creating that program =) Looking forward for future content about programming from you. I see that you have only 550 subs right now, but don't give up =) I'm sure this channel can become a really good resource for a lot of people.
Great video, Love your style of programming. Are you thinking of making the data dynamic, say with a database such as sqlite to provide that data, it would be a great next part.
Hey ! Thank you for commenting and that is a great suggestion ! This project was more to englobe what I previously taught but I do certainly have plans for sqlite ! :)
Excellent Video !!!! I just have a question, does the customtkinter have the style function? because i didnt find, if not, how could i do the style configure in the CTK, could you help me? Thank you in advance
May it works if you make a list with each frame and when you click on one button it changes the selected button's frame and changes every other frames with a for loop?
Hello there, thank you for commenting by the way. I am a little confused by the for loop aspect of your question. when you click on a button you can associate a function to its command option to change a frame's color yes, even if the button itself is contained within that frame.
@@ThinkingThroughCode with the for loop i meant hate the frames insie an array and with a inside a function with a for loop changing the colour, the font or something else, like: for Frame_ in FrameList: Frame_.config(bg="#ff0000") and yeah it works! also teste with buttons inside an array and works too
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Excellent! I have completed all your tutorial so far and have found them to be extremely useful. You have explained it very well. I particularly appreciate the finer details that many fail to mention thus stopping progress. Looking forward to future projects, perhaps a purchase order system using sqlite. Keep them coming, its a great help! Thank you.
Thank you,
I have already tried your first video.
Beautifully explained and the program is orderly and clearly structured.
regards
Thank you very much for that amazing tutorial series about the basics of Tkinter.
I had some trouble understanding a lot of stuff by just reading the documentation, and other tutorials weren't so good at explaining some essential details.
I'm a complete beginner in programming, but I finally finished my very first program by myself from initial planning to execution (very proud of myself xD).
I did some simple program that will help my girlfriend in her office job (redundant Excel data processing).
The program working as intended, but there is no graphic user interface right now.
Your tutorial didn't explore everything that I need for my project, but at least I have a good foundation now and I think, I'm ready to go tackle some new info (reading docs again =)) and finish creating that program =)
Looking forward for future content about programming from you.
I see that you have only 550 subs right now, but don't give up =)
I'm sure this channel can become a really good resource for a lot of people.
Thank you so much ! Super cool comment and I really hope you find what you need. Currently working on more content coming soon !
the best of the best of the best .
Thanks bro, I like that you copy the code and then explain it. Best style. subscribed
Great video, you can also add scrollbar to the order section in case if person orders too many items.
Great video, Love your style of programming. Are you thinking of making the data dynamic, say with a database such as sqlite to provide that data, it would be a great next part.
Hey ! Thank you for commenting and that is a great suggestion ! This project was more to englobe what I previously taught but I do certainly have plans for sqlite ! :)
Excellent Video !!!! I just have a question, does the customtkinter have the style function? because i didnt find, if not, how could i do the style configure in the CTK, could you help me? Thank you in advance
Good information
What's new in customtkinter? Can you make a video about that too?
May it works if you make a list with each frame and when you click on one button it changes the selected button's frame and changes every other frames with a for loop?
Hello there, thank you for commenting by the way. I am a little confused by the for loop aspect of your question. when you click on a button you can associate a function to its command option to change a frame's color yes, even if the button itself is contained within that frame.
@@ThinkingThroughCode with the for loop i meant hate the frames insie an array and with a inside a function with a for loop changing the colour, the font or something else, like:
for Frame_ in FrameList:
Frame_.config(bg="#ff0000")
and yeah it works!
also teste with buttons inside an array and works too
Why total is not adding for me, It remains 0$
Sir show the code
Hey, the code is on the github link in the description of the video