This is number 9 in a series of introductory Kivy tutorials.
Central themes: Passing data between widgets, creating Kivy properties
This tutorial directly follows on from the previous, so start by retrieving the previous code, as below:
main.py:
from kivy.app import App
from kivy.uix.boxlayout import BoxLayout …This is number 8 in a series of introductory Kivy tutorials.
Central themes: Event binding and canvas instructions in kv language
This tutorial directly follows on from the previous, so start by retrieving the previous code, as below:
main.py:
from kivy.app import App
from kivy.uix.boxlayout import …This is number 7 in a series of introductory Kivy tutorials.
Central themes: kv language, building a gui, integration with Python
The goal of this tutorial will be to build up a simple gui around the DrawingWidget built in the last two tutorials. A nice simple goal would be to …
read moreThis is number 6 in a series of introductory Kivy tutorials.
Central themes: Handling touch or mouse input, more canvas instructions
In this tutorial we’ll directly add touch handling to the basic code developed in tutorial 5, starting with the code from last time:
from kivy.app import App …This is number 5 in a series of introductory Kivy tutorials.
Central themes: Canvas instructions
The next couple of tutorials will move to a new application in order to showcase some more of Kivy’s core components. In this tutorial we’ll cover canvas instructions, Kivy’s low level drawing …
read moreThis is number 4 in a series of introductory Kivy tutorials.
Central themes: Events and Kivy properties
We left the last tutorial with a calculator app GUI with some nice automatic behaviour, but which doesn’t actually do anything. Let’s change that; it’s time to learn about binding …
read moreThis is number 3 in a series of introductory Kivy tutorials.
Central themes: Adding Widgets to one another
The tutorals so far have covered the very basics of a Kivy application; getting everything running, adding a Widget (the Label), and doing some customisation.
Let’s now combine some widgets to …
read moreThis is number 2 in a series of introductory Kivy tutorials.
Central themes: Modifying Widget appearance, Kivy properties
It’s great to say Hello World, but it looks pretty boring, and you’d expect that you’d be able to customise the appearance of text. Fortunately, you’d be right …
read moreThis is number 1 in a series of introductory Kivy tutorials.
Central themes: Starting an App, getting Kivy running
It’s essentially compulsory that the introduction to any programming project should be a “Hello World!” application. Since Kivy is a GUI framework, that means opening a window and displaying the …
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