Python: Build a Fitness Tracker Desktop App from Scratch with PyQt and SQL

You'll learn how to Build a Fitness Tracker Desktop Application from scratch using PyQt, SQL, and Matplotlib.

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This step-by-step guide is perfect for both beginners and intermediate Python developers looking to expand their skills in desktop application development and data visualization.

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🎬 Timestamps:
00:00 | Introduction to the Project
2:45 | Getting Started
9:20 | Design the Layout
27:25 | Initialize the SQL Database
32:00 | Load the SQL Database
38:00 | Add to the SQL Database
45:00 | Delete from the SQL Database
51:20 | Plotting Data with MatplotLib
1:03:22 | Apply CSS Styling
1:06:40 | Implement Dark Mode
1:12:30 | Closing for our Episode

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[codewithjoshoffical]

Note ~ I've been asked by some why I do not use QT Designer. This is a drag and drop tool that makes PyQt simpler and easier, feel free to check it out. I do not cover these in my episodes as these only get you so far. Programming is the logical aspect of applying your own logic to design and problem solve. QT Designer will only get you so far... My episodes are mean't to break it down even further! Anyways, hope you all are off to an amazing week! Enjoy this week's episode 😁

[TheAdventureOfLife]

I’ve been looking for more GUI videos. Glad I found this ✌🏼

[ravindupathirage]

I found you today and I can tell you, you have huge potential man.. try to improve your video editing a bit and you will unstoppable

[huqpdhs]

Loved the combo of SQL and Matplotlib. That’s cool 👌🏼

[lucietee]

Very nice! but the dark background kinda hurts my eyes. would be nice if it was white and the codes were in colors?

[enolahere]

Hello Josh. Thank you for the amazing tutorial. I followed the video step by step but in the last part where we use MatPlotLib to show the graph, I keep getting the error {e} when I enter submit. Is there any way that you could check out my code to see where I am doing it wrong? Thank you

[mikeb]

I cannot figure out if Rashad McCants is really a hater or just genuinely unintelligent.