In this tutorial we will explore how to make the Tkinter Treeview Widget, “Editable”. In a previous tutorial, we wrote the following code to represent Product data in a Tabular format using the Treeview widget. But the problem with this approach, is that there is no way of editing the Table from the user’s perspective. … Read more

In this tutorial we will explore how to create a Table using the Treeview Widget in Tkinter. The Treeview widget is a versatile widget used to display hierarchical data in a tabular format. It allows for the creation of columns with headings and supports features such as sorting, selection, and editing of data entries. This … Read more

Tkinter is not the most modern GUI library out there, and can be a bit lacking in certain features that are now common across modern GUIs. For example, a popular feature which we see in modern dropdowns (combo boxes) is that they are “searchable”. This means that if there are 30 options available in the … Read more

In this article we will show case a useful piece of code that was developed during a certain side-project of mine. The Project I was working on required an Interactive Scatter Plot that the user could interact it with in many ways. This includes features like being able to mass-select and highlight individual scatter points … Read more

In this tutorial, we’ll walk through the process of creating a simple login form using PyQt6, a set of Python bindings for Qt, a powerful GUI toolkit. We’ll create a window with a title, username and password fields, and buttons for registration and login. Additionally, we’ll implement a basic login functionality to check if the … Read more

The following article demonstrates a useful trick in Tkinter to create multiple “screens” (e.g. a login screen, register screen, main page screen) within a single window! Instead of creating a new window for each screen, we will use a single tkinter window, which swaps dynamically between multiple “screens” (represented by frames). This is more efficient … Read more