PyQt5 From A-Z

This course is perfect enough for its costs. It gives you all base knowledge you need to develop tools yourself and study further yourself. Remarks about sound is rather perfectionism. I'd like to emphasis - its perfect for its costs, and I'm not native English speaker and get it well from the first time.

I find this a very good course despite covering a topic which is rather boring because there are so many objects which are similar but have minor details that need to be pointed out. Usually the teacher introduces a topic with a summary slide and then writes the file applying some of the method, properties and signals. He does this for a bunch of object types available in PyQt. This can be a bit repetitive because different objects have many of those in common. This course will be good for you if you prefer to learn on a structured way with long explanations of the context, available methods, signals, properties, etc. and you don't mind that some parts feel like "more of the same again". What I did in many cases is watch the initial presentation and then open the .py file to check the code and play with it. If you rather prefer quick videos with almost no introduction which cover a lot of content (but not on a structured way) then this course is not for you. Sometimes the audio is a bit bad, but I got used to it after a while. Also the teacher could have invested a bit more of time in editing some videos which have errors. But overall a good course.

This course covered a lot of ground. I have seen quite a few things that can be done and will probably use this course as a reference when I am ready to start writing my own PyQt5 apps.

Missing resource files!!! The overall course quality is pretty good, especially because it is a complex topic. Unfortunately, because it is a complex topic, you cannot just jump to the parts of most interest: Here, some important ressource files are missing and the author does not write each lesson's code in the current lesson(s) but rather copies some from previous lessons. That in itself would not be such a hassle, but combine it with filenames (and contents) of the resource files not matching what was shown in previous lessons, it results in painful and confusing searching and re-watching of many parts and still not completely being able to follow the later lessons... Started great, has useful content, but unfortunately, in the end (where it's most interesting) it does not deliver, thus -2 stars.

Great course: There is an overview of the content before each lesson, the basic python course part is enough without rambling. It would be great if you add language subtitles

I removed one star as the transcript is generated automatically and obviously has not been proofread. Technical terms and abbreviations not in the dictionary are replaced with similar-sounding words that do not make sense.

Hi, I am a lower intermediate Python user - 3 years programming some console apps for my professional needs (evaluating large logs, working with JSON/XML files, communication with smartcards, generating xls reports, etc). For imagination my apps I wrote have between 100-4000 rows of source code. In the past year I started to use simple OOP and I found it as very useful and "simple" once I understood its philosophy. 2 months ago I needed to handle data stored in a SQL db, so I was looking for a simple way how to do that and today I'm able simply to manage my SIM cards database (sqlite5) having approximately 25 tables (Python is fantastic!). What I was missing was a simple explanation how to program GUI in Python (my nightmare). So I was "googling", "youtubing", ... and I bumped into this course. To be fair I didn't expected as great explanation as it is inside this course. Except of explanation of Python basic you will find here everything what a user like me needs. I understood much more of DB handling, OOP I already "knew" and finally also the original target - GUI programming. Even I'm not a native speaker (B1/B2 level) I understood very well the speaker's English, explanation is clear and comprehensive. And ... value for the money is fantastic. For audience: TAKE IT, you cannot fault For the author: Thank you very much. You saved me much time. CONGRATULATION Vladimir :-) www.linkedin.com/in/vladimir-kajs-b9a756a

I really liked this course , it was exactly what I was looking for a full course on PyQt5 with every single detail.

The course itself goes along pretty nicely but the pronunciation could be improved and the overall concepts explanation could be much deeper

Great Course, instructor is clearly very knowledgeable, but if this is your first course on PyQt5 you may struggle a little if so maybe try an easier course first.

The course is great - nothing less. Michael is an excellent teacher! The videos are great to follow along. Does not matter which IDE you are using. To Michael: Notice that lesson 85 and 87 are the same at this moment. And lesson 87 has never been uploaded?

Good but I wish I could download the example code. I like the speed of speaking. Sorry for my bad English

This must be the most comprehensive set of videos about PyQt I have seen so far, I am using PySide2 but obviously pretty much all of it translates very well.

This is an excellent course. It is built up in an organic fashion with very good examples that explain fully the use of the various vidgets, and the examples are both simple and very well constructed.

Автор убедил меня в том , что он - профессионал в области знания в рамках этого курса. Хотя мне не надо было всего изложеного тут но видно что преподаватель знает хорошо что он учит и не очень трудно было понять контента. Спасибо и рекомендую !