Create GUI Applications with Python & Qt6 (PyQt6 Edition): The hands-on guide to making apps with Python

Makes a good resource for those writing/creating Python based GUI applications.

This book most likely contains what you are looking for, especially if you are novice-intermediate. The people crying about formatting in places, probably should find a different hobby besides programming. I mean, if you're coding, you're going to be doing a lot of that.

This book contains lots of great information. It is possibly the best "all in one" source for PyQt programming in this day and age. However, the formatting in the paperback version is really distracting. The book is written in double-spaced font, with the example codes in size 12, which inflates the overall page length to nearly 800. Instead of making the pages "easy on the eyes," this formatting leads to examples spread across many pages, and lots of page flipping to understand the code. This formatting is unfortunate, because the content is actually very good, yet the way it is presented does a disservice.

Well written and loaded with information. This is a perfect reference for the online version of this book. I enjoy having the physical version for when I'm unable to access the Internet while using pyqt6

I'd give the contents five stars. The author does a great job of taking the reader through the most basic PyQt programs and gradually adding more features. However, the publishing job is abysmal. Take note of that color book cover. It is the only thing in color in the whole book. Instead the author shows programs that provide red, yellow, and green buttons, but illustrates what he is doing with a grayscale illustration. I wish that publishers of technical content would just raise their prices and devote the money to publishing quality that they did 15 years ago. Content quality = 5/5 Publishing quality = 1/5 Averaged to get 3/5 total rating.

This is one of the best books I have read regarding creating GUI applications in Python. The author demonstrates how python and Python QT can be used. Apple really only uses QT5 however this book from what I can see, applies all the various functions, widgets to develop a fully functional App. This is a very comprehensive book. This book is a must have for your library. I'm impressed. Good work. Make sure your background is Black in the Kindle App. White is difficult to read the code.

I think the author did a really good job of covering the Python GUI topics - very wide coverage. The formatting of the kindle book is not great. It's hard to format a full program so that it doesn't break at the inconvenient places - but this one was really bad. The table of contents is okay but could use more granularity. There are some errors in the example code - but fortunately few. My 2 biggest issues are: the download-able example programs don't have any organization that ties them to the book. They aren't organized by chapter and have no meaningful names that would tie them to chapters. Python programming requires heavy use of import statements. The author gave no clue as to which packages needed to be imported. Sometimes I spent quite a bit of time just determining where to import. All of that being said, The key thing is that following the book (and some internet searching) I was able to implement a fairly sophisticated python GUI app in 2 days. Well worth the cost of Kindle edition!

It seemed to leave out a lot of information about PyQt6. Things like events, it only covered mouse events, and QListWidget has nothing. There are others, but these were off the top of my head as I was writing this. There were several other things I had to go other places for information. I know there's limited space, but at might at least mention it with some kind of links to where you can get information.

Fantástico!

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Não consegui instalar o Qt6 no meu computador com UBUNTU.

Great book. Sincerelly, there are not good official documentation and this good book is a partial solution for that problem.

Although I haven't finished the book yet, I have mixed feelings about the first 100 pages. While the book does provide code examples, they lack thorough explanation and comments for those who are not familiar with the material. It's not as educative as I had hoped, as it feels more like a video demonstration of PyQt6's widgets and features. One thing that disappointed me upon receiving the book was the low print quality. It appears as though the book was printed on draft mode, with light grey text that are difficult to read, and clear links from the ebook version that don't translate well to the printed page. Despite these shortcomings, I appreciate that the author offers a free ebook version and promises updates to the material. This is a nice touch that shows the author's dedication to providing value to readers.