Monthly Archives: December 2020

OK, I did day 35 material the same day as day 34 (since I have time…). The project is trivia quiz game (like day 17), but in GUI mode. The question is also not fixed data, but an API call … Continue reading →

Day 33, ISS space workstation tracking app. This one is teaching requests and utilizing the “email” I learned yesterday, overall, easy enough. The point is to learn to query the API, instead of really tracking the ISS. The tutorial today … Continue reading →

Day 32, Birthday email automation. I think it’s a fairly neat idea, and this actually matches the concept of “Automate Boring Stuff with Python”. I think the concept is easy, the smtplib is easy (enough) to use, but after practicing … Continue reading →

Day 31 is capstone project, an anki program. The project is very useful, and it tests a bunch of subjects that were covered before. The final result is very satisfying. To be improved subjects: pandas (DataFrame, Series, and to_csv method) … Continue reading →

Concept for today is “Exception handling”, since I already know this concept, this is an easy topic for me. The final project is an improved version of the password manager we did yesterday.

Day 29 is GUI version of “password manager”. This incorporates the ideas from previous few days (Tkinter), saving to password files (file management) and generating random password (random, from day 5). The last bit is pyperclip, which is interesting, but … Continue reading →

Day 28 is an even more interesting day. The project today is “Pomodoro Timer” in GUI (which I have been wanted to do anyways). Today’s lesson involves more Tkinter (canvas), but with a lot of logics thinking as well. I … Continue reading →

Day 27, first touch of GUI (one of the things I really wanted to learn). The final project is a very easy “miles to kilo converter”, not super useful, but it’s good enough for a intro for tkinter. The tutorial … Continue reading →