Practical Python and PyQT5 tutorial: learn to build a library management system

Do you want to learn a PyQT which brings together a cross-platform application framework and Python, the cross-platform interpreted programming language? This PyQT5 tutorial will empower you to use the tool that shields you from differences in platforms and one that has a staggering number of prebuilt functions, widgets, and abstractions. If you happen to need this tool at work, or you want to add a valuable skill on your toolbelt, then you’ve made the right choice by coming here!

It’s worth choosing this PyQT5 tutorial

There are multiple advantages that PyQT has compared to other GUI frameworks. Firstly, because it’s more than a typical GUI toolkit. With PyQT, you get hold of network sockets, threads, regular expressions, Unicode, SQL databases, XML, OpenGL, SVG, as well as a fully functional web browser. You can also use its multimedia framework, a broad scope of GUI widgets, help system, etc. Also, it includes QT Designer, so you’ll be able to generate Python code from QT Designer. It’s an ideal tool for building a library management system and comes in handy for Python app development.

You might be interested in why you should choose to study in my PyQT5 tutorial, I can imagine. And it’s a fair question given that the online education industry is growing so fast. I suppose my main advantage is my experience in teaching Python for more than 3 years now. I have an outstanding student audience both in my online courses and on YouTube, counting tens of thousands of enrollments. Also, my courses are extremely powerful with practical examples. This course makes no exception, and you’ll find plenty of PyQT5 examples presented to help you learn the subject more in-depth.

What will you learn in this course?

Your final destination will be building a library management system project. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to build desktop and simple business applications. To do that, there’s a long list of items you’ll need to cover:

• You’ll learn to design UI structure for your library management system project.
• You’ll design new books and add book categories.
• You’ll understand how to connect your UI to Python code in the process of Python app development.
• You’ll work with SQL adding authors, publishers, and day to day operations for book rents and retrievals.
• You’ll also see a quick way to generate Excel reports from the data we’ll be using in this PyQT5 tutorial.
• You’ll study practical PyQT5 examples.

Are there any requirements to enter this course?

If you have Python basics, you’re good to start learning PyQT5. I’ll guide you through the basic installation processes, so you don’t need to be advanced with Python. We’ll be using open source tools, so, again, no need for special preparation before you enroll in this course.

Build Python applications from scratch

This Python / PyQT5 tutorial has been created for beginners who want to learn to build desktop and simple business applications. Join in, learn stuff, complete a project, and get a healthy checkmark in going up the career ladder.