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  • V Vitor Patricio

    form.ui is designed in qt designer. I'm really enjoying the Kivy and Python language. I am also studying paycharm. I have little or no knowledge of programming. However I love computer science and I try to understand everything and evolve.

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    What code with kivy/pithon can run this simple application that will run on android?

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    @Vitor-Patricio

    1. Here we work with Qt (PyQt or PySide), we do not use kivy.
    2. Here we will not do your homework, show what you have tried if you want help

    If you want me to help you develop some work then you can write to my email: e.yllanescucho@gmal.com.

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      @Vitor-Patricio

      1. Here we work with Qt (PyQt or PySide), we do not use kivy.
      2. Here we will not do your homework, show what you have tried if you want help
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      @eyllanesc How can I do my homework since I have little programming knowledge?
      How can I get started?
      You are here to help, right? Or, are you a judge?

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        SGaist
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        Hi and welcome to devnet,

        Targeting mobile OS with Python frameworks is currently not something easy to achieve.

        If these are your targets you should rather learn C++, Qt and then QtQuick for the GUI.

        Since you are saying that you have no experience with programmation, you really should first start with the basics and only then start doing GUI implementation.

        Whether it's Python or C++, lacking the fundamentals will make you lose quite a lot of time and get you frustrated in the path. Not to mention that asynchronous framework like Qt also require some getting used to.

        As for Kivy, sorry, this forum is a Qt forum so you are on the wrong channel for questions related to it. The Kivy project has its own forum and communication channel that you can find here.

        Interested in AI ? www.idiap.ch
        Please read the Qt Code of Conduct - https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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        • V Vitor Patricio

          @eyllanesc How can I do my homework since I have little programming knowledge?
          How can I get started?
          You are here to help, right? Or, are you a judge?

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          eyllanesc
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          @Vitor-Patricio

          1. Use the manuals provided by your tutor or review the many Qt tutorials that exist on the web.

          2. Qt forum is not a place where you ask for code, here we help, we don't do your job. If you want someone to do your homework then hire a worker and pay for the service.

          3. In this forum we can criticize all the post of the same that any user can publish post, obviously following the rules of the code of conduct of the site.

          If you want me to help you develop some work then you can write to my email: e.yllanescucho@gmal.com.

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          • eyllanescE eyllanesc

            @Vitor-Patricio

            1. Use the manuals provided by your tutor or review the many Qt tutorials that exist on the web.

            2. Qt forum is not a place where you ask for code, here we help, we don't do your job. If you want someone to do your homework then hire a worker and pay for the service.

            3. In this forum we can criticize all the post of the same that any user can publish post, obviously following the rules of the code of conduct of the site.

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            Vitor Patricio
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            @eyllanesc You could have stayed at point 1. It was more friendly and objective. Grateful

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            • V Vitor Patricio

              @eyllanesc You could have stayed at point 1. It was more friendly and objective. Grateful

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              @Vitor-Patricio What does it mean to be friendly to you? I have been cordial and friendly. I have pointed out to you with respect and education that you are not following the rules of the site, I have the right to criticize the post, if something is wrong then I will point it out.

              If you want me to help you develop some work then you can write to my email: e.yllanescucho@gmal.com.

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              • eyllanescE eyllanesc

                @Vitor-Patricio What does it mean to be friendly to you? I have been cordial and friendly. I have pointed out to you with respect and education that you are not following the rules of the site, I have the right to criticize the post, if something is wrong then I will point it out.

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                @eyllanesc Oh artist; how do you recommend using the site to get to the code? Can you explain it to me like I was really dumb? Or rather, try to make a video of these steps, for example, searching the site and explaining how to create a project. Remember that the aim is to promote language. For those who are just starting out and have limited financial capabilities, what you say about paying someone doesn't make sense. But what I intend to do is something simple, it is not salable.

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                  @eyllanesc Oh artist; how do you recommend using the site to get to the code? Can you explain it to me like I was really dumb? Or rather, try to make a video of these steps, for example, searching the site and explaining how to create a project. Remember that the aim is to promote language. For those who are just starting out and have limited financial capabilities, what you say about paying someone doesn't make sense. But what I intend to do is something simple, it is not salable.

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                  eyllanesc
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                  @Vitor-Patricio

                  1. Don't be sarcastic as that is rude. Please read https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct.

                  2. How have you advanced in your project? Do you already have the code that builds the GUI without functionalities? You should do some research on the simplest tasks:

                    • Detect when the button is pressed.
                    • How to get the text of a QLineEdit
                    • How to insert text in the QComboBox
                    • How to get the text from the QComboBox
                    • How to insert text in QLineEdit.

                    When you know the previous one separately then you can move on to the next step: Unite everything. This is the logic of learning: do small tasks and then put them together. Learning does not imply saying: give me code. Learning involves failing, analyzing the failure, and then learning.

                  3. There are literally thousands of Qt tutorials: https://www.google.com/search?q=pyqt+tutorials, https://www.google.com/search?q=pyside+tutorials and https://www.google.com/search?q=qt+python+tutorials

                  4. Promoting some technology does not imply doing someone else's homework. Doing the work of others is a job for which it has a price, if you do not have the money then you will have to work on learning the technology using the thousands of free resources that are on the internet.

                  If you want me to help you develop some work then you can write to my email: e.yllanescucho@gmal.com.

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                  • eyllanescE eyllanesc

                    @Vitor-Patricio

                    1. Don't be sarcastic as that is rude. Please read https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct.

                    2. How have you advanced in your project? Do you already have the code that builds the GUI without functionalities? You should do some research on the simplest tasks:

                      • Detect when the button is pressed.
                      • How to get the text of a QLineEdit
                      • How to insert text in the QComboBox
                      • How to get the text from the QComboBox
                      • How to insert text in QLineEdit.

                      When you know the previous one separately then you can move on to the next step: Unite everything. This is the logic of learning: do small tasks and then put them together. Learning does not imply saying: give me code. Learning involves failing, analyzing the failure, and then learning.

                    3. There are literally thousands of Qt tutorials: https://www.google.com/search?q=pyqt+tutorials, https://www.google.com/search?q=pyside+tutorials and https://www.google.com/search?q=qt+python+tutorials

                    4. Promoting some technology does not imply doing someone else's homework. Doing the work of others is a job for which it has a price, if you do not have the money then you will have to work on learning the technology using the thousands of free resources that are on the internet.

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                    Vitor Patricio
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                    @eyllanesc I'm starting to like you. It's not being sarcastic, but using humor. Sometimes I do this to decompress. It makes everything lighter. You have a lot of good things: you are a communicator and intelligent. For example, now I like point 2 and 3. Congratulations.
                    Now, seriously; grateful.

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                    • V Vitor Patricio

                      @eyllanesc I'm starting to like you. It's not being sarcastic, but using humor. Sometimes I do this to decompress. It makes everything lighter. You have a lot of good things: you are a communicator and intelligent. For example, now I like point 2 and 3. Congratulations.
                      Now, seriously; grateful.

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                      @Vitor-Patricio if your issue is solved please don't forget to mark your post as such!

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                      Use "Topic Tools" button to mark your post as Solved
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                      Don't ask support requests via chat/PM. Please use the forum so others can benefit from the solution in the future

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