PySide + PyQt | QDialog in 3 Minutes

Learn how to create your own custom QDialog in PyQt or PySide as well as create simple built in pop-up message boxes, warnings, errors and more! Dialog boxes could not be easy with python.

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[rylRAE]

Very seldom lately to watch such straightforward tutorial. Keep it up!

[rdn]

You are indeed an amazing person. I am thankful to you. Only two notes, half screen covered throws me off and your jokes gets my nerves so badly that I could punch and break my f***ing screen. But anyhow.. thanks!

[TheLikenota]

Awesome tutorials, i watch it because of your jokes. lol they are funny. seriously though do you have an example with an (Ok) (cancel) dialogue? All the other examples im finding are in pyqt5 and for some reason my script wont start with that paired with pyside2.

[melellington]

WRONG: "[Qt] dialogs do not have minimize or maximize buttons ". The Qt dialogs on my computer do have such buttons. [ignorant or biased?].