Sivan, you wrote:
... [snip] ...
what sort of app exercise would be goo for a "from the ground up"
official tutorial? ...[snip]... (maybe using persistent
storage or it it too advanced?) ...[snip]...
Feedback?
I haven't started coding yet. My preparation has been, and will
continue to be for some time, reading many of the chapters of Mark
Summerfield's book: Rapid GUI Programming with Python and Qt. I suggest
you refer to sections of that book, where appropriate.
I am preparing myself to write an application for gliders and
ultra-light airplanes. For that I'm looking for help with:
* obtaining (thru the USB connector), and processing, data from
external sensors (such as pressure, temperature and yes,
possibly an external GPS (for higher accuracy than obtainable
with the built-in GPS));
* processing of data of the internal sensors (GPS,
accelerometer, other?);
* importing from SciPy, NumPy, and PIL (if feasible);
* image processing, such as image rotation in video;
* touch input;
* yes, persistent storage (I hope is not "too advanced");
* writing code with a future transition to Python 3 in mind
And (to promote the use of Python) I suggest you try to get eye-catching
links, to such tutorials as yours, sprinkled in the online documentation
for coding in C++. ;-) Vim
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