Build GUIs with Python and Glade
summary
A concrete workflow for building Python GUIs: use Glade to produce an XML layout, load it with gtk’s Gtk.Builder, and hook signals to Python handlers; the author reports ~25% of Python projects include GUIs. Examples include a Raspberry Pi kiln controller and an image viewer that loads a directory, picks a random image every three seconds, and works after fixing a GTK version mismatch (Glade expects ≥3.20, Pi had 3.22). Deployment options shown: PyInstaller; editors tried: Visual Studio Code and Geany.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 0:31What Got Me Interested in Building Gooeys with Python
- 6:50Editing
- 9:34Pi Installer
- 20:31Boilerplate Program
- 20:53Main Function
- 23:47Connect Signals
- 24:34Menus
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