Qt for Python (PySide/Shiboken)

Thanks Already got fixed. 👍 Now I have both PyQt5 and Pyside6. Will start reading tonight.

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Hello, everyone! Do you guys use the interface builder from Qt Designer/Creator? Just curious.

I meanly use qml and i dont use designer

I'm thinking about moving my desktop project from Qml to widget. I don't use it either for Qml. I was thinking about how easy would it be to version it or keep track of the code generated by the UI builder.

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We use Designer and rcc intensively

nope, qml directly in vim

Seriously 😱

QML is a pretty simple language. I do this too. Just need to be familiar with the various choices of QML Items.

I prefer QtCreator because of all the auto completion and quick help (F1). But I could use Vim if I was more familiarised with the lang.

I like QtCreator code completition for QML too. I would have the same in VSCode (where I edit python files), but until now I haven't found a valid plugin. I use often QML Live for live update of my components/pages (dual monitor is a plus). My main reason against the Qt Quick Designer is the possibility to build responsive (or multi-size display) UI..... but may be I don't know all its features well. Here some consideration about it: https://extenly.com/2021/04/22/qt-quick-designer-in-practice-facts-and-myths/

Yeah, there are some VS Code plugins for Qt and PySide, but they don't really seem to do much

Hey folks 👋 6.2 is around the corner, and we really want to improve the tutorial section of our documentation: https://doc.qt.io/qtforpython/tutorials/index.html I know contributing and sending a full-blown tutorial might sound scary, but in case someone wants to do it, I'm here to help. But anyway, I wanted to only ask you: - Which tutorial you would like to see there? It would be really helpful if you can describe a bit the use case so we can understand it and try our best to write a tutorial. Thanks 🎉