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...It is designed for making plan before developing a product or service. The process used in the software is based on a book - Getting Design Right. The software was initially programmed by Python 3.5, PyQt 5.8 and SQLite. The software is updated to version 3.0, which is program by Python 3.11, PyQt 3.15 and SQLite. Project website: https://github.com/lvzt/Design-Right-software
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showmaster
Keep track of your favourite TV shows.
...You can add tv shows to your library and view information about their latest and next episode. It uses tvrage.com to gather information (see tvrage.py) and stores it in a local sqlite database(see db.py). The application is written in Python 3.3 and uses the pyqt module to realize the user interface. -
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QkBook is a cookery-book has written with PyQt and SQLite. This sofware alows to organize, keep and exchange cookery-recipes.
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Foton is a photo manager developed with the usage of python, pyqt and exiv2. Main features I hope to implement are: - A good tag management an organizing of pictures, tagging of people and in the future connection to facebook... Very early stage..
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