The full Raspberry Pi Workshop in step-by-step format can be found here http://coreelec.io/piworkshop This is the overview for our Chapter on creating and working with Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs for short)

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Welcome back to the lab and Welcome to chapter 4 of our Raspberry Pi for beginners workshop. My name is Michael and in this chapter, we're going to look at graphical user interface programming or GUIs. Now graphical user interfaces are just like every interface that you've seen on a computer with windows so you have a windowed application and in this case I've just got a couple of small buttons just to interact with the program so if you want to have an installed Raspberry Pi in your project and you want to give it that polished finish with a dedicated application this chapters for you. We're going to look at event-driven programming in Python using a package called TKinter and that package is essentially the de facto standard for creating GUIs in Python. We're going to explore a lot of the features will cover all the familiar things like buttons sliders checkboxes radio buttons etc and by the end we'll have the ability to program simple GUIs that look quite familiar because they'll have all of those familiar features. Let's get started.

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