In a previous tutorial, we saw the basic concepts behind the usage of Tkinter, a library used to create graphical user interfaces with Python. In this article, we see how to create a complete although simple application. In the process, we learn how to use threads to handle long-running tasks without blocking the interface, how to organize a Tkinter application using an object-oriented approach, and how to use Tkinter protocols.
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