Running Periodic background tasks in tkinter (ttkbootstrap) GUI using .after() method using Python.

How to run a background task that constantly updates a tkinter (ttkbootstrap) widget like textbox or label at regular intervals in a Python tkinter GUI Program without using threading
When you are building a GUI with tkinter/ttkbootstrap ,you may want to check the status of certain variable or functions continuously at regular interval and update those variables on the tkinter GUI.Here we will learn to use the .after() method from tkinter(ttkbootstrap) method to update the GUI at regular intervals.
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The video explains how to use the .after() method available in tkinter(ttkbootstrap) GUI framework to update a widget in periodic fashion to refresh the GUI
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[@rohanpatel3083]

Let me start by saying how grateful I am for stumbling upon this tutorial. As someone relatively new to tkinter GUI development, I've been struggling to grasp the concept of running background tasks efficiently without freezing the gui. This tutorial, focusing on the .after() method, has been an absolute game-changer for me

[@official1]

thank you. You're the only one who made it clear that the .after needs to be in the actual function and not only at the bottom of the page

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i searched all over the internet to get it right,so i decided to make this video,so other people can solve it easily.Happy to see that video helped you

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[@rahul_sreedharan]

As a beginner in tkinter, I found this tutorial on running periodic tasks using .after() method really helpful. It's explained in a way that's easy to understand and implement. Great job!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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[@XanthiumIndustries]

When crafting a GUI using tkinter/ttkbootstrap, it's often essential to continually monitor specific variables or functions and ensure their updates are reflected on the GUI at regular intervals. This tutorial focuses on leveraging the .after() method from tkinter(ttkbootstrap) to achieve this, guaranteeing consistent updates on the GUI.

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thank you