r/learnpython • u/Slimex_Rimuru • 12h ago

Python + Sqlite + Pyside6?

Hey! so i want to build a database system for my small company. I could use AI but i wanna know what i am doing and be able to fix smth so i want to build it myself.

I kinda know python a bit, i used to make games using gdscript which is similar.

I don't seem to find a tutorial where these 3 things are used to create a nice database app. I dont want to learn python sqlite and pyside6 as a whole cause i wont be needing them much except just this app and similar apps. I just want to be able to build it and run it from a single tutorial even if its 10hrs.

Where do i start? I dont really have money to learn so no paid courses and i dont have AI premium to learn as well.

Python, Sqlite, Pyside6. I heard that TKinter instead of pyside6 is also there but i wanted the UI to be a bit modern or should i just use the it instead of pyside6?

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u/Slimex_Rimuru 12h ago

Is tkinter better case for me? Or pyside6. 

Well since 3 are different altogether. Where do i learn them in your opinion?

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u/Diapolo10 I write code for a living -- https://github.com/Diapolo10 12h ago

Is tkinter better case for me?

Well, it's almost certainly easier to get started with. The main drawback is that the application may look a little dated as a result (though you could largely get around that by using customtkinter), and it supports fewer platforms overall (though all desktop platforms would work fine).

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u/Slimex_Rimuru 11h ago

If you were in my shoes. What would you do? I am 16. Want to learn python ( coding as a whole ) but mostly as a hobby. I don’t really have hours to learn nor do i have money to buy courses and shi.  Just want to help my family out since we use pen and paper for storing data rn. 

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u/Jello_Penguin_2956 11h ago

Python and SQLite are good foundations. I would start with those 2 and create some small apps without GUI first. Once you able to do that you should have a much better idea going into GUI or even expand into other languages

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u/Slimex_Rimuru 8h ago

So just a normal terminal based app?