Tkinter Dial-Knob widgets

Pure CAD requiring only python3 and the python standard libraries

Basic 2D CAD (Python 3)

Library Management System with E-Paper

[Startup Mini project Learnt from book]: Make a software to print barcodes

Improved Canvas widget for Tkinter with more functionality to display graphical elements like lines or text.

Card game board

Final HND Project, Tkinter GUI

A simple clicking game that was initially inspired by John Harper's Udemy Course "The Ultimate Tkinter Course: GUI for Python Projects". Thanks to a great deal of architectural coaching from James A Crabb (Git:jacrabb), the game became an exercise in developing apps using the MVC architecture.

Python3 , Tkinter based simple jumping ball game

Computer agent learns to find its way across a maze using A*

The tkVFD module allows for easy inclusion of customizable segmented alpha-numeric displays into any Tkinter application and supports both 16-segment and 7-segment geometries.

Ink Canvas provides a simple whiteboard application built using Tkinter. It allows users to draw, write, and annotate freely on a canvas using various tools provided.

python3+tkinter+gui+application

A simple analog clock app written in Python using the built-in tkinter library

A collection of Tkinter GUI exercises from the VIBOT master's program, demonstrating basic to complex GUI applications in Python. These exercises showcase my hands-on experience with Tkinter, covering everything from user input forms to dynamic graphical simulations and a calculator.

Desktop application based on tkinter canvas widget.

A simple ~200 line Python script I wrote in 2016 for visualising rule 90.

This is a user authentification system that can be added to any project. Basically, if you want users to sign up and log in before using your product, this is the solution to it. It is a very basic, beginner-friendly project but I have tried to inculcate as many functionalities to it as possible. I have tried to encompass lots of test cases and …

The Pomodoro Technique is a time management system that encourages people to work with the time they have—rather than against it. Using this method, you break your workday into 25-minute chunks separated by five-minute breaks. These intervals are referred to as pomodoros.