The article provides a step-by-step tutorial for building a minimal To-do app using the Kivy framework and SQLite for task management. It emphasizes the importance of separating GUI code from database logic by creating three distinct files: main.py for Kivy subclasses, widgets.py for GUI components, and database.py for database operations. The tutorial assumes basic knowledge of Kivy and SQL, making it beginner-friendly. The setup includes creating a virtual environment and installing Kivy, fostering a structured approach to GUI programming and task handling through a practical project.
A To-do app is a program for managing tasks or activities that you intend to do at some point. It is a classic programming project for beginners.
In this tutorial, we will learn how to create a minimal To-do app with Kivy. The app will allow you to create new tasks, save them to an SQLite database, mark them as done, and remove them when finished.
For the database functionalities, we will use the package from the Python standard library. To use sqlite3 yourself you will need to have some basic SQL knowledge.
To begin with the To-do app, we will create three files in the todo/ directory. This way, we will separate the GUI-related code from the database logic.
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