Build a Desktop Database Application With Tkinter || ⭐⭐Complete Project⭐⭐

In this video, we learn how to build an application with a graphical user interface (GUI). This is a great video to learn how to use the Tkinter library as well as be introduced to some very important Python skills.
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⭐⭐Contents of the video⭐⭐
1. Desktop Database App - How The Output Will Look Like
2. User Interface Design
3. Frontend Interface
4. Backend
5. Connecting the Frontend to the Backend, Part 1
6. Connecting the Frontend to the Backend, Part 2
7. Creating a Standalone Executable Version of the Program
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Credit :
The creator of this content is Ardit Sulce. This video was created with a combination of all other videos of the course 'The Python Mega Course: Build 10 Real World Applications' on Udemy.
License: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License

Creator: Ardit Sulce

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[jrmaggzz]

Thank you, this worked perfectly and did what i wanted it to do. You are the best!

[WładysławaPiątek]

Master. Why did you throw away the code that someone posted here yesterday?

[reggiearnold]

First of all, thanks a lot for the detailed explanation. When I was working on my application, the module backend cannot import to the front end as it will flag a "backend" or whatever name the file says the module is not found. I am using VS code. And tkinter ttk theme. Not sure if Atom editor is a bit different with modules? Thanks

[ahassan]

Thank you so much for this video. But, Mr. Ardit I need your help. I have this problem despite following your steps very carefully, Can you please help me solve this problem. It is related to the id integer. It gives me None instead of a number.
[(None, 'The Sea', 'John Tablet', 1918, 1234567890)
Thank you for your support.