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# Mooseache — How web browsers would be if they'd just been invented.
This is an example web browser built with Python and Qt. Using the
QtWebEngineWidgets system introduced in Qt5.6, this provides a single-window
browsing experience with the usual controls, as well as saving and loading HTML.
![Browser](screenshot-browser.png)
> If you think this example app is neat and want to learn more about
PyQt in general, [take a look at my ebook & online course
"Create Simple GUI Applications"](https://martinfitzpatrick.name/create-simple-gui-applications)
which covers everything you need to know to start building your own applications with PyQt.
## Other licenses
Icons used in the application are by [Yusuke Kamiyaman](http://p.yusukekamiyamane.com/).

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# Mozzarella Ashbadger — Upgrade your browsing with tabs
Mozarella Ashbadger is the latest revolution in web
browsing! Go back and forward! Print! Save files! Get help!
(you’ll need it). Any similarity to other browsers is entirely
coincidental.
![Browser tabbed](screenshot-browser-tabbed.png)
> If you think this example app is neat and want to learn more about
PyQt in general, [take a look at my ebook & online course
"Create Simple GUI Applications"](https://martinfitzpatrick.name/create-simple-gui-applications)
which covers everything you need to know to start building your own applications with PyQt.
## Code notes
### Tabbing
Adding tab support complicates the internals of the browser a bit, since we
now need to keep track of the currently active browser view, both to update
UI elements (URL bar, HTTPs icon) to changing state in the currently active
window, and to ensure the UI events are dispatched to the correct web view.
This is achieved by using intermediate slots which filter events, and by
adding signal redirection (using lamba functions to keep it short).
## Other licenses
Icons used in the application are by [Yusuke Kamiyaman](http://p.yusukekamiyamane.com/).

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# NSAViewer — Somebody's watching you.
With this webcam snapshot application you can take photos of what is currently
being viewed by your webcam. Uses the Qt QtMultimedia framework for handling
all the interaction with the camera, and supports multiple cameras if you have
them.
![Camera](screenshot-camera.jpg)
> If you think this example app is neat and want to learn more about
PyQt in general, [take a look at my ebook & online course
"Create Simple GUI Applications"](https://martinfitzpatrick.name/create-simple-gui-applications)
which covers everything you need to know to start building your own applications with PyQt.
## Other licenses
Icons used in the application are by [Yusuke Kamiyaman](http://p.yusukekamiyamane.com/).

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it is on a non-mine spot. This allows us not to worry about the bad first move
which would require us to recalculate the adjacencies.
We can explain this away as the "initial exploration around the rocket"
and make it sound completely sensible.
and make it sound completely sensible.
## Other licenses
Icons used in the application are by [Yusuke Kamiyaman](http://p.yusukekamiyamane.com/).

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# Translatarrrr — Instant translation from any language to Pirate
A translator from any language (supported by Goolge translate) to pirate.
This uses a remote API from http://api.funtranslations.com for English
to Pirate translation, and a unofficial Python wrapper around Google translate
for other languages to English.
![Translatarrrr](screenshot-translate1.jpg)
The *to English* part uses a Python library built on the web interface,
rather than an official API client since it's a faff to set up + non-free.
This means this part of the application is not guaranteed to work.
![Translatarrrr](screenshot-translate2.jpg)
The *to Pirate* part uses a public API that is heavily throttled. You'll
usually get about 5 translations before the limit kicks in. You can
pay for an API key to get more.
This is, therefore, very useless.
> If you think this example app is neat and want to learn more about
PyQt in general, [take a look at my ebook & online course
"Create Simple GUI Applications"](https://martinfitzpatrick.name/create-simple-gui-applications)
which covers everything you need to know to start building your own applications with PyQt.

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# 7Pez — the best/worst Unzip application ever created
Unzip your files with a cat. Drag-drop your zip file onto the floaty
cat, and fill up it's Pez-file repository. Press the head to release
the Pez (your files) into the same folder.
When you open the application the catty Pez dispenser is empty.
![Unzip](screenshot-unzip1.jpg)
Simply drag and drop your .zip file onto the cat to fill it up with Pez.
![Unzip](screenshot-unzip2.jpg)
The press the cat's head to release the Pez.
> If you think this example app is neat and want to learn more about
PyQt in general, [take a look at my ebook & online course
"Create Simple GUI Applications"](https://martinfitzpatrick.name/create-simple-gui-applications)
which covers everything you need to know to start building your own applications with PyQt.
## Code notes
### Pez
If you know anything about Pez you'll know this application has it the wrong
way around. That's because I remembered it wrong, thinking that you pressed
the head of a Pez dispenser to make it drop Pez out the bottom.
Originally the intention was to make you press the head once for every file
you wanted to release, but that was excruciating. It's bad enough as it is.

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# Raindar — A weather forecase app built in PyQt.
Get your daily weather and 15hr forecast. Data is provided by the free
weather and forecast API from https://openweathermap.org/
![Weather](screenshot-weather.png)
> If you think this example app is neat and want to learn more about
PyQt in general, [take a look at my ebook & online course
"Create Simple GUI Applications"](https://martinfitzpatrick.name/create-simple-gui-applications)
which covers everything you need to know to start building your own applications with PyQt.
## Other licenses
Icons used in the application are by [Yusuke Kamiyaman](http://p.yusukekamiyamane.com/).
They were renamed to match codes generated by OpenWeatherMap.

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# Megasolid Idiom — A rich text editor in PyQt
The word processor for all your small, poorly formatted documents.
An extension of the notepad, again using a QTextEdit but with rich
text editing enabled.
The editor supports multiple fonts, styles and paragraph text alignment.
There is also support for drag-drop of images, which are automatically
opened and embedded.
Saves and opens HTML format documents.
![Wordprocessor](screenshot-wordprocessor.jpg)
> If you think this example app is neat and want to learn more about
PyQt in general, [take a look at my ebook & online course
"Create Simple GUI Applications"](https://martinfitzpatrick.name/create-simple-gui-applications)
which covers everything you need to know to start building your own applications with PyQt.
## Other licenses
Icons used in the application are by [Yusuke Kamiyaman](http://p.yusukekamiyamane.com/).