7 posts tagged with "Python"

We're thrilled to introduce our comprehensive Acrylic Effect system for Qt applications - a complete solution for bringing professional-grade transparency effects to your PyQt and PySide GUIs.

We're excited to announce the release of Qt Custom Widgets version 2.0.3, a significant update that brings major enhancements to the QCustomHamburgerMenu widget alongside comprehensive performance optimizations. This release focuses on improving developer productivity, animation fluidity, and overall widget reliability for PyQt and PySide applications.

We're excited to announce the release of QT-PyQt-PySide-Custom-Widgets version 2.0.2! This update brings significant improvements to the project creation experience and introduces powerful automation features that will streamline your Qt development workflow.

Step 1: Install Python and Create Virtual Environment​

Install Python​

First, ensure you have Python 3.7 or higher installed:

In this guide, we'll walk through creating professional Qt Dark and Light themes for your custom widgets applications. These themes follow Qt's design language while providing modern, visually appealing interfaces.

This guide explains how to use the auto-generated theme variables in your QSS/SCSS files to create dynamic, theme-aware styles for your Qt applications.

Qt Custom Widgets v2.0.1 Released​

We’re excited to announce the release of Qt Custom Widgets 2.0.1 — a refined update that brings even more power and flexibility to your PyQt and PySide GUI development.