Python Data Table and Charts (Flet Tutorial)

The way data is presented and visualized is becoming ever more important. Easy to look at data tables, charts, and overall data makes digesting the information easier and more efficient. Therefore, in this Python tutorial we’ll be building a dashboard that displays a data table and two charts, both of which are connected. The data table will store and track a user’s expenses, setting each entry to a timestamp while also visualizing the data within one of the line charts: one being money in, the other being money out. This is an excellent tutorial especially for Flet developers since we’ll be doing the following:

– Object-oriented programming
– Separate style sheets by way of dictionary unpacking
– Interactive plots and line charts
– Data table & tracker
– Modern UI

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