Appjar.info Website Review

# add & configure widgets - widgets get a name, to help referencing them later app.addLabel(title, Welcome to appJar) Of course, the whole point of making a GUI, is to be interactive - this requires EVENTS. time the user clicks or types (an event) the GUI should respond. app.addLabelEntry(Username) app.addLabelSecretEntry(Pas*word)     if bu*ton == Cancel:         app.stop()         usr = app.getEntry(Username)         pwd = app.getEntry(Pas*word) When the user presses a bu*ton, the press function is called, pas*ing the name of the bu*ton as a parameter.     if bu*ton == Cancel:         app.stop()         usr = app.getEntry(Username)         pwd = app.getEntry(Pas*word) # create a GUI variable called app app = gui(Login Window, 400x200) # add & configure widgets - widgets get a name, to help referencing them later app.addLabel(title, Welcome to appJar) app.setLabelBg(title, blue) app.setLabelFg(title, orange) app.addLabelEntry(Username) app.addLabelSecretEntry(Pas*word) In the upcoming 1.0 release, we're formally introducing a new set of options for buiding your GUI. Most of these are already live, and can be used, reducing the above GUI code to: with gui(Login Window, 400x200, bg='orange', font={'size':18}) as app:     app.label(Welcome to appJar, bg='blue', fg='orange')     app.entry(Username, label=True, focus=True)     app.entry(Pas*word, label=True, secret=True) From here you can search these docu*ents. Enter your search terms below.