How to create a simple Qt Widgets app with PySide6

In this video, we explore how to create simple Qt Widgets application and run it in Qt Creator using PySide6.

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[litjellyfish]

I guess the benefit is that you hot reload part of the code? Like have one file that is the main ui start up of the app and then have other parts of the app in other Python files where you change and alter and save and either automatically or forced the running app pick ups those changes and you quickly can iterate without any compilation times?

[alexanderlyapin]

Why did you switch to another project "PythonCreatorProj" at 9:43 ?
First of all you have typo there instead of ".clicked.connect(..." which was right for initial project. Why doing such things?

[blcouz]

Can't we do this with Qt Designer Studio ?

[sparklee]

How to use Asyncio with pyside6? I have a GUI designed by pyside6 (and Qt), behind the GUI I have intensive serial communication done by Pyserial and asyncio....can I share the same event loop required by GUI and asyncio?

[SomeExample]

Well expalined, but you could have zoomed so it's clearer

[lejrnt]

Why can't you use the "Design" mode? What's the point in writing this whole code, if not just design it with a GUI, form which a code would be generated?

[TheVineetpandey]

When Trying to run then "can't find '__main__' module in ''