I really like how you put the event handlers on their own lines rather than nesting them inside the element definitions. That's actually genius, because you dont have to do mental gymnastics trying to figure out which should go first. The flow feels so much cleaner as well.
Flet is honestly the first time I considered using Python for something GUI related. I mean at least for computer apps, I haven't tried for iOS or Android apps yet, where I usually prefer to go full native.
Great playlist. thank you for your beautiful content. For beginners you can first build an app that will show 'hello world!'. I thought for first video, creating an increment decrement app was a little hard.
These are great, it would be awesome to attached the code in case we make a typo and want to reference the code. Scrolling back through the video works, but it would be nice to have the completed file attached. See Tech with Tim for great discipline in overviews and content.
hello, have you worked with the canvas or the stack? I want to put some images and have them change size as the window changes size, but I dont find the way to do. Maybe you can help me, thanks.
new to coding, tried exact same code as in video, getting error - AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'current'. Any help would be much appreciated
I really like how you put the event handlers on their own lines rather than nesting them inside the element definitions. That's actually genius, because you dont have to do mental gymnastics trying to figure out which should go first. The flow feels so much cleaner as well.
Thank you, I followed the docs xD
I accidentally disabled the comments for the first time in 700 videos. I was wondering why this didn't receive any 🤦♂
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Most underrated framework 😮
Excellent, i like voice and the way you explain❤
No way i lived to see Python bein a good language for GUI applications. Am i dreaming?
Flet is honestly the first time I considered using Python for something GUI related. I mean at least for computer apps, I haven't tried for iOS or Android apps yet, where I usually prefer to go full native.
Thanks for the video.
Great playlist. thank you for your beautiful content. For beginners you can first build an app that will show 'hello world!'. I thought for first video, creating an increment decrement app was a little hard.
These are great, it would be awesome to attached the code in case we make a typo and want to reference the code. Scrolling back through the video works, but it would be nice to have the completed file attached. See Tech with Tim for great discipline in overviews and content.
page.width, page.height is not working as expected!
Yes, having the same issue
It's page.window_width and page.window_height @elvisboateng5752
hello, have you worked with the canvas or the stack? I want to put some images and have them change size as the window changes size, but I dont find the way to do. Maybe you can help me, thanks.
man thank you this is im looking. hoping to implement this one at my job. please keep on coming.
Thank you so much!
what IDE is he using? and what is the theme?
pycharm default theme
IF anyone is having issues with recursion error, please remove the ThemeMode line of code and it will work
new to coding, tried exact same code as in video, getting error - AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'current'.
Any help would be much appreciated
"ElevatedButton not accessed..." kindly help me here
Use = not :
why is this so hard to understand?