Python Tutorial UI Design Using Flet: Hidden Drawer

In this Python tutorial we'll create a nice drawer-hidden application where two main containers are stacked on top of each other. We'll see how we can utilize the stack widget to create this along with the necessary animations to make it all work smoothly. This is a great tutorial if you want to sharpen your skills in app animations and user-to-app interaction.

NOTE: The animations can be refined further to make the app look even better. For example, we can change the borders of all the controls between minimization and maximization.

Flet UI website with color, gradients, and animations:

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[blubelrrie]

thanks so much for your content! i looked all over the internet to find how to use flet and only your videos gave me the answers i needed, it's helping me a lot in my uni project :)

[jacob_t_h_omas]

can you please design desktop based applications also

[emmanuelaidoo]

20:10
i followed the video very well, but after clicking on the button, mine scales to the left, instead of right, can you leave a link to the source code here so that I can compare with mine? Thank you!


EDIT: I noticed I missed the alignment.
alignment='end'
on the _b

[Maddy_akil]

using flet, can you post video on speech to text application?