Input Boxes and Buttons - Python Kivy GUI Tutorial #2

In this video we'll start to look at using input boxes and buttons with Kivy and Python.

Input boxes and buttons are the most basic input/output type things in any programming language, and they're pretty easy to use with Kivy. We'll also start to look at GridLayout for arranging the layout of our app.

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[charantechgeek]

Hello John, happy that you've started this series

[nabeelshoukat]

Thank you sir, you started this series i was waiting for any authentic person to start kivy and i start to learn .Thank you.

[suchetmahamuni]

Watching your second video in the playlist,
talking every useful thing per 2 seconds,
Really happy to watch your courses of kivy

[southVpaw]

Thank you for explaining thourougly, speaking clearly, in a well-lit environment with clearly visible code that is more than the example from the docs.

That's apparently a lot to ask from from coding tutorials on YouTube.

[belkacemAhmed]

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[skaruts]

Just a little correction, keyword arguments (**kwargs) have nothing to do with OOP or classes. You can use them in global functions as well.

[cheaterman]

4:05 Ouch, super() with arguments? Py2 is EOL, no need to hurt your fingers any longer! Besides, the amount of typing required honestly made me try and avoid using `__init__` 's for my Kivy classes back in the Py2 days, glad it's a thing of the past now :-)

[devansh]

Sir I am glad to imagine how great teacher i got !

[karachono]

Это лучшие видео уроки по kivy которые я видел. Спасибо большое за ваш труд.

[thenaturat]

Thanks for Your courses. They are great. Greetings from Poland

[erindeerhart]

For anyone who has blank spaces in the output for their name, pizza and color: you have to press Enter on each field in order for the texts to be written to the strings, which are later passed to the print function when you press the Submit button.

This should have been obvious to me, but as it wasn't explicitly stated in the video, I did as I usually do with forms, and clicked to each new field without pressing Enter.

[sabilislam]

Hello John uncle! Your Tkinter tutorial was superb😍😍 and it helped me a lot to proceed with my project.😎😎 I hope that you will make more tutorials like this and help the python lovers a lot!😁 Thanx again... Waiting for the next video...⌛⌛

[dekito]

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[brunoimai]

Hi John, I was wondering, how would I create a “next” button instead of submit, so I could have a next window with different input boxes before a submit for example for when I want to create a form for a database?

[rbars]

hey john, you described it very well but I want to know if while following these tutorials would I be able to create an Android app for my Arduino Robo car???

[ame]

The GridLayout actually doesn't guess, it places widgets in the order that they were created and just fills in the next spot possible.

[SammarpanDasguptaOfficial]

Thanks for upload this new video....you are just awesome....love you from India and wait for the new video.

[zbyszeks]

Thanks. I don't know where to find in one place all the possible params of for example Button class.

[ansh]

Other than Kivy
Do i need to download kivy.app
And kivy.uix.label from command prompt?