Python GUI with Tkinter - 3 - Fitting Widgets in your Layout

[meidaniarya]

for anyone who is interested, "fill=BOTH, expand=True" scales x and y at the same time

[duckymomo]

5 years later and the intro is still god tier

[ArthurSilva-cvxt]

CUT MY CAKE INTO PIECES, THIS IS MY LAST DESSERT

[lokeshbhattu]

New to python and finding your videos very easy to consume and useful.

It is 1:30 AM and am gluesdto my screen :-)

Many Thanks !

[daniilgerasimov]

Geez he's simply the best in explaining this kind of stuff, that's kinda explains why he got over 1.5M subscribers.

[vijayasarathy]

You are the only one who cleared my doubt tht other tutorials failed to. You are amazing. Keep rocking.

[dirkmueller]

I got stuck in two textbooks with this topic. This step-by-step turorial is very helpful! Thanks!

[MrAwesomeAsian]

"This is my last dessert" XD. excellent remake of that song.

[_aayushmansingh]

IT'S 1:51 AM AND I'M LEARNING PYTHON GUI. TOO GOOD.

[isthereanyname]

really good stuff mate. thanks a lot for the easy introduction to gui in python. helped me a lot here.

[noronahahaha]

great videos so far, bucky. way better than reading all that crazy documentation!

[Fnyvids]

You are doing great Job! Glad we have people like you helping others...Keep it Up :)

[mateuszzurawicki]

Man, I really enjoy your videos. Bucky, you are the best!

[LockeLeviathan]

This is awesome. Thanks a lot for taking the time to make these videos. You are the best!

[hamishmac]

You are truely 'the man' thanks for all your wonderful work

[crystalbadu]

You're the best thank you for giving these detailed tutorials!!

[kurtmiller]

Recently started looking at tkinter, and I like the simple step-by-step approach in this 'thenewbostonseries'. Unfortunately the series was produced some years ago and could use updating. Using Google search, the current syntax was found. Rather than a blow-by-blow update, I've submitted the code that made this example work in the hope that it may help someone:

import tkinter as tk

# Not - import Tkinter as tk
# Not - from tkinter import as Tk

root = tk.Tk()

one = tk.Label(root, text="One", bg="red", fg="white")
one.pack()
two = tk.Label(root, text="Two", bg="green", fg="black")
two.pack(fill=tk.X)
three = tk.Label(root, text="Three", bg="blue", fg="white")
three.pack(side=tk.LEFT, fill=tk.Y)

# Not - three.pack(side=LEFT, fill=tk.y)

root.mainloop()

[arceniocornejo]

Your videos are very detailed; I am new to Python and interested in gui's with Python. Thanks for your help.

[johnnysim]

Great videos, I wish you were zoomed in a little more :)

[MrOwntube]

NICE JOB. Thank you. Keep on!!!
Greets from Germany