Below are listed tutorials that provide practical examples of using Eric. If you are an experienced python programmer, please note that the focus is on Eric's features, not on writing Python code! If you are new to Python and Eric, then the tutorials are a great place to start learning about Eric and writing some simple python code.
If you would like a tutorial created, add a note to the bottom of this wiki page. It may be created if one of the documentation writers feels it is useful to a general audience. Requests for tutorials on very specialized of advanced topics are unlikely to be answered!
If you would like to help out by creating a tutorial, feel free! We are always happy to accept help. If there are any requests at the bottom that you feel comfortable with they could be a good place to start. Otherwise, if you have a particular topic you would like to cover, go right ahead. The focus should be kept on how to work with Eric, on the whole
| Tutorial1 | Setting up Eric - adjusting windows and toolbars and getting the IDE to look the way you want it to |
| Tutorial2 | Creating a Project - how to make and use projects to manage your files |
| Tutorial3 | Running Scripts in Eric - how to create and run your first script in Eric |
| Tutorial4 | Creating Eric Templates - how to store code snippets for reuse |
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Eric and PyQt4
| PyQt1 | Setting up Eric & PyQt4 - Instructions on how to get things set up to build Qt4 apps with PyQt4 and Eric |
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