Developing cutting-edge applications with PyQt
summary
PyQt maps the full C++ Qt API into Python and is used in production since 2008 with a real codebase of 200,000 lines of code, claiming roughly 1 line of Python ≈ 10 lines of C++. Examples include a medical hardware control panel rewritten in 3 months after an unmaintainable C++ year, OpenGL and QPainter work for accelerated graphics, WebKit-based page rendering and WebKit screenshots, and single-EXE packaging for distribution.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Why use Python with Qt?
- 3:24Qt bindings and real cases
- 6:27Addressing common misconceptions
- 7:44Core Qt features and training
- 12:15Advanced UI and graphics
- 14:36Localization and distribution
- 17:01Q&A on packaging and setup
- 18:57PySide versus PyQt comparison
- 23:03Modular packaging considerations
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