PySide6 Tutorial - QT 6 For Python - Basic Window

Qt6 for Python (a.k.a. PySide6) is a wrapper library around the C++ Qt6 library. It allows you to build cross-platform desktop and mobile applications using the Python language.

[rhyvehr]

The most valuable part of a tutorial on coding is not simply showing someone how to do something, it's showing them why.
Keep up the good work, this gets a thumbs up from me.

[pluthers]

I've been looking for good tutorials about Qt for a while and yours are the best without doubt, thank you so much I love the way you explain. I'll look forward to the next tutorials. Greetings.

[kekkonenprkl]

The word "Side" in Finnish is actually quite simply a "bind/binding". The name is pretty clever now that i think about it.

[zhamza]

Thank you. Can't wait for the other tutorials.
If you can make a video about how to create an app with both QML and PySide6, that would be awesome.

[srpskihayk]

Thank you for the tutorial.

I have done this twice, and...I get no box. It runs OK, but no box. Just intantly ends. I keep getting "Unresolved attribute reference 'No' for class 'QMessageBox' "

I am using PyCharm and the Pyside6.

[serious]

i have a huge monitor and your text is so small i cant see a damn thing.

[pauldhartley]

The syntax for the closeEvent method is a surprise (self, event: QCloseEvent) - otherwise I enjoyed your introduction, thank you.

[stonedpancake]

does PyQt6 exist? I can't find it. If it does, pls hep me to find

[joeking]

Get an empty grey rectangle window. According to ChatGPT it needs a layout. Added a layout and all working. How does your code work without or am I missing something as no one else below has mentioned this

[cantandoando]

Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos

[scottrastyles]

Does PySide6 have the same licence as PySide2?

[retrom]

Is the code in this much different from PySide2?