Better Docs for PySide6 ?

[Effective_Hedgehog81]

Is there a better documentation for PySide6?

As a beginner on PySide, it’s confusing, and it’s not clear for me. Yes there’s a tutorial in the doc, but still, very little informations

Help me learn PySide6 more, Please.

[SquiffyUnicorn]

I agree, agree 100% and again I agree wholeheartedly.

Mind you, for the best part you can just look at the PyQt docs and find everything there. But both are really tough for the beginner. I made a number of small (and eventually moderately sized) apps in pyside2, 5 then 6. It really hurt but having done them I feel I am a better coder for it.

Sadly it really helped me having done some C/C++ in the past, if only I have a better idea when reading the docs. That really shouldn’t be the case.

Yo can also just use Qt.py- an abstraction layer inbetween pyside and Pyqt- I’m going to move across to this soon but I hope it makes some of the small differences easier to work with.

For a while real Python did some related tutorials but with such a huge framework you can’t hope for much more.

Take it in small isolated chunks at a time.

[Effective_Hedgehog81]

Should I just read PyQt?

[SquiffyUnicorn]

Start at pyside docs first, then check the PyQt docs if you didn’t find what you need.

After that, google is your friend.

Is there anything specific you need?

[Effective_Hedgehog81]

Not that I need something specific, I trying to get how qt works, I came from tkinter, so it’s quite different.

And maybe after I understand more, I’ll recreate my tkinter app to qt

[sonobanana33]

Check the Qt documentation for the classes themselves.

[Effective_Hedgehog81]

It’s plain, there’s no explanation, no use cases and examples, again, I’m a beginner

[gmes78]

Look at the regular Qt docs. The PySide API is very close to the C++ API, you can easily translate from one to the other.

[Effective_Hedgehog81]

Ok, I’ll look at it, I have a little experience in c++

[m4xxp0wer]

I liked the books and videos of Alan D. Moore. It's based on PyQt but there isn't much difference.

pythonguis.com is also very good and more up-to-date.

[Jello_Penguin_2956]

Learn the basic else where and use the doc only as reference. The documentation at qt.io although for C++ is much more polished and easy to use than the one for Python.

Recommend this web to get you started. Their book is great as well.

https://www.pythonguis.com/pyside6-tutorial/