PySide6 GUI & EXE Program Development Lecture (PyQt5)

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This lecture covers how to develop the login UI and main UI shown in the photo below.

These are the questions I've been wondering about as I've been researching various lectures and blog materials to sell my programs.

However, even after investing millions of dollars in development courses, I was unable to find answers to the questions below.

_{I searched for a lot of courses not only on Udemy but also on Inflearn, Fastcampus, etc.}

• 'How do I create a login UI?'
• 'How should the login logic and server function?'
• 'How do I move to the next screen after successful login?'
• 'How can I make the program available on only one or two PCs?'
• "When I run logic in the Main UI, it freezes? How do I program using threads?"

Need a course on GUI development that's marketable?

I'm a design Lv. 1 beginner. I'll share with you my know-how on how I was able to create a beautiful GUI using the PySide6 library. I'll also share my "How to Design Like a Pro Even Without Design 1 " method , which I learned while working as an outsourced developer .

If you want to sell your program, you must use PySide6, not PyQt5.

The key point of this PySide6 lecture is 'How to develop a program that can be sold.'

Beginner-level courses sell best. Perhaps because of this, most courses don't offer a high level of knowledge. They simply cover basic Python and Java syntax, and even create cute toy projects. This PySide6 course captures all the trial and error I experienced during the development process to sell my program. Why spend months studying and starting from scratch just to write 1,000 lines of code? I hope this one course will save you time.

What if I need to create a PySide6 GUI as an EXE file right away?

At the very end of each lecture, I always include a full transcript of the code used in the lecture. The best way to get the most out of my lectures is to run the final code yourself and gradually modify it to fit your specific needs .

Completed code is provided, but instead of starting from scratch, I think you can use your time more efficiently by adding the necessary functions to the code base I created.

Are you curious about practical program development methods other than the obvious widget usage methods?

Hello, I am Jiyu Kim, a businessman with a background in development.

I run a coding YouTube channel where I create automation programs, and I use them to automate various parts of my business.

While selling automation programs, I often wondered, "Why aren't there any tutorials on how to create programs using login features and QThreads? Where can I find them?"

What the 'PySide6 GUI & EXE Packaging Lecture' Covers

• Covers how to navigate from the login screen to the main screen. (Server content not included)
• We only introduce practical widgets used when outsourcing development.
• Finally, I'll also show you how to package it into an EXE file.

Why should I take Kim Ji-yu's lecture?

What makes my lectures unique is that I share the know-how I gained from developing my own programs. I'll also teach you the secrets that allowed me, someone who knows nothing about design, beyond basic GUI design, to handle specialized outsourcing development.

People who don't need to purchase the course

• Someone who already has development experience and is selling programs for money.
• I'm creating a blog search GUI, but search logic is not provided.