Convert Python programs to EXE

Distributing Python programs is hard, but PyInstaller is here to save the day! Well, it's been here for a good while now, but it's improved massively since I last used it, so I thought I'd make an updated video about it!

This should also work for DMG files on macOS and binary files on Linux.

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I get a lot of people asking, so here's my Visual Studio Code setup!

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[zettabitepragmara]

I've always wondered how to do this haha
Great to finally have a decent resource on how to do it

[sarimbinwaseem]

8:00 Yes It is slower than uncompressed i.e. without -F command of pyinstaller. Because it has to uncompress to a temporary file before executing the program.

[sarimbinwaseem]

Learned something new, using pyinstaller for a good while but still I learned somethings new..

[sarimbinwaseem]

The thing i encountered the most is --hidden-imports .. dang they are so hard to manage or I am doing it the hard way..

[alang.]

Is my data like api secret keys safe after sm1 decompiles it?

[Redditard]

Pretty good content due, keep it up :thumbs_up:

(i wasn't able add the emoji so... Enjoy)

[تتاعاب]

My brother use this program amd play 24/7 fortnite. Thanks !

[Riceth]

Its not "converting". This is at least compiling