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Tkinter, how to show a gif

In my 100 days of code journey, I'm learning so many new things. But I'm still searching for my path. In the past few years, I worked a lot with desktop applications linked to a database. So, I'd like to learn something like that. After a few searches, I find in PostgreSQL my object-relational database system. Now I have to find something to build the GUI for a final user. I like Python, so I'm searching for something that let me satisfy these requirements. On the web, I found many tutorials and resources and my choice is between Tkinter and PyQT. I tried to connect a Tkinter form to a PostgreSQL db and I found it pretty easy. Waiting for an idea for a desktop app to build, I want to try to build a splash screen. Maybe the result will be not good for a production app, but it was funny to try. So, let's start. First of all, you need to install a package that adds image processing capabilities to your Python interpreter. This package is Pillow. Pillow is a fork of PIL...

Something about me

Hello everyone. I'm Stefano. This is my first tech blog. First of all, this blog it's only a way to take some notes about my code journey. I'm not so good to write in english so I apologize for this. My first approach to coding was in 1986. My dad bought an MSX Toshiba and me and my brother used it most for gaming (yes, gaming...😂). In the package of MSX, there was also two mysterious yellow books:"Basic". They was full of strange words and we wasn't able to understand what that signs meant. On a saturday evening, me and my dad, found some pieces of code to play musical scale with "beep". That challenge took two hours to reach the goal, but at the end I literally falled in love with coding. The code was something like this: 10 PRINT "START" 20 PLAY "CDEFGAB" 30 END Seems simple, uh? For us it wasn't simple at all but since that moment I begun to dream to become a developer (also if I didn't know what means "developer...

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