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Not so long ago I started to promote my open source project. I had spent over 1,000 hours developing.
mlut is an Atomic CSS toolkit with Sass and ergonomics for creating styles of any complexity. Yesterday I wrote an article about it:
mlut - a new word in the Utility-First CSS approach
Valik Ulyanov ・ Jul 2
Trying to spread this vibes to the world!
Unleashing the Power of Software Freestyle Engineers in Modern IT
Imam Ali Mustofa for Street Community Programmer ・ Jun 21
I learned how to do an oAuth in Python with Github. Now I'm still trying to expand this further and, for example, also display projects. For that I found the tool Flask - you may already know it. With this you can then create your own web server, which I need for the oAuth so that I can get to the URL.
(1) oAuth with Github & Python
Benedikt Schächner ・ Jun 29
All of that should be integrated into my text editor. With this I'm currently learning a bit about Python.
A text editor programmed with Python and PyQt5 with integration to Microsoft Word.
Text-Editor
A text editor programmed with Python and PyQt5 with integration to Microsoft Word.
Read WIKI for full instruction turorial + features
This repository contains the code for a simple text editor implemented in Python. The text editor allows users to open, save, and export files, as well as apply formatting such as bold, italic, and underline. This post provides instructions on how to test the text editor To test the text editor, follow these steps:
Use the following command to clone the repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/SchBenedikt/Text-Editor.gitNavigate to the cloned repository and install the required dependencies by running the following command:
pip install -r requirements.txtExecute the main Python script to launch the text editor application:
python text_editor.pyThe text editor window will open, allowing you to…
I would always appreciate tips and tricks!