Raspberry Pi Workshop - Chapter 4 - Your First GUI with TkInter and Python

How come you don't have that many subscribers? You tutorials are pretty good

Iget an invalid syntax error on ledButton.grid(row =0,column=1)

i am getting proplem while controlling led using GUi
plz help

Thank you man, Got a great inspiration to read about Raspberry pi Further. Thanks a lot.

Best pi tutorial I've seen! Great job.

Very interesting.

why does most video do led light? try doing GUI with multiple fans turning off and on and doing it each one by one. this much more better than lighf

Nice tutorial, helped my greatly

Thank you have been looking for this combo for a very long time. I mean why are there, not more videos on marrying Python and Raspbi??

This prompts a question. Can this be incorporated into a browser or an app for a cell phone?

Dude very well done I now will start following your videos they are fantastic. Direct and to the point.

Great tutorial. Clear and easy to follow!

Great content! very useful...thanks.

I wish people would stop propagating python code. Python is horrible and needs to die. There are dozens and dozens of vastly superior programming languages and frameworks, yet the planet seems plagued by this garbage. Using about a dozen other tools... I can literally do this by writing ONE line of code. Have fun hating your jobs script kiddies!

I should pay more attention to his explanation but his voice and face.... ah I can't ignore that

Somebody knows what is the difference betwenn using Python3 and Thonny ? because in thonny it does't work but in python 3 it does!

Great video. Very helpful. Thanks

I'm finding it difficult to create a sense pin alter a graphics on a button. So a limit switch sense sends signal to GPIO pin set up to sense limit switch condition. Then according to the condition, the graphics button represents the condition. I can turn on LED's, that's easy. But sending Serial Data and Sensing Limit switch conditions is proving way more difficult. any ideas?

Ben fatto, molto utile per principianti. Grazie! Thanks!

This was a great tutorial for a beginner like me! Now I am trying to create 2 buttons one to turn the led on and off, and one to start the led with PWM. When I run this script I get the error that pin 21 is already in use. Any idea how I can create 2 buttons that manipulate the same pin?

Skills aside, you seem to forgrt to turn off "beauty mode"

can i use this with gpio.setmode(GPIO.BOARD) instead?

Dude. There is more interesting how to create a GUI apps with WIn PC and toolchain. Your example - just for kids. And kids only will be watch it. Grow up.

Only part missing is how to connect that white block thing

Tkinter is old fashion guys check out PyQt5

My 12yo daughter was amazed at how easy it was to learn and follow your instructions. Great content that was explained in an amazingly easy to follow direction. Please please make more RasPi/python projects. ...and Thank you!!

great video!!!

This is the best thing I watched today

please can you show this with c or c++ language

Great tutorial, thanks

Super clip and information provided,
my question is....
did you stick the rasbbery with chewing gum? On the table?

Very informative, but I want to try to make more artistic looking buttons, like a custom shape and design even if the tigger area is a plain rectangle, I want the GUI to look cool and modern with texture and highlights, I dont mind drawing it from scratch, but drawing it by using text like you just did, would be extremely difficult. Does anyone has any suggestion of any software I could use where i could import the designs I want?

Great video - well narrated and easy to follow - thanks.

Nice and Simple, job well done, no mess no fuss!

What are you doing working for core, your too good

This is my first try with a GUI. I am using Thonny with a Pi 3B. Thanks, very much for this. I changed the text to say RELAY and it works to control my Relay just fine. I do have one glitch though. The program it initially turns the relay on when I hit run, and the GUI does not know it's ON, till I cycle the GUI toggle button once. Is there a way for it not to turn on my relay until I actually click the button? Again thanks very much.

Thank you

using python 3.7, I have copied and pasted the program. I then copied the buttons and the design structure. I have change the names so the first additional button in call mbutton and calls motor and have change the name of the led variable by adding a b and for some reason the first chunk of the program works fine and the second just gets stuck in either on or off, so is a one time switch! arrrrgh

nice
keep up

cool, it did not work for me
anyways, all the other projects worked, so thanks sir for that 😀

This. This is what I've been after for a program to control my strobes in my truck from a PI with a 7" touchscreen. Mystery solved, and level unlocked, I will be busy for a while on this.. So many options to add, like color changing buttons, sliders, and more. Thanks!

How can interface Raspberry pi with PLC and display status of HMI on Monitor through raspberry HDMI?

Thanks!! Do you have a video showing how to make the gui accessible from a web browser?

You refer to "GPIO" as "GPI-ZERO". So please clarify for all followers that the last character as an 'O' (oh) and not a '0' (zero) as you state. I have understood it being an 'oh' as in "eneral urpose nput utput", not "eneral urpose nput ". Thanks.

Thanks for this Amazing hints................😇

Thank you for your tutorial. Small question, I could convert this app to be like .exe file on windows, in order to secure code and to be more understandble to install for users?