In this tutorial, you'll be guided step by step through the process of building a basic contact book application. You'll use Python and Textual to build the application's text-based user interface (TUI), and then use SQLite to manage the database.

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Learn how to build a contact book application with a text-based interface (TUI) using Python and Textual, while managing and storing contact data with an SQLite database. This hands-on project helps in applying various coding skills simultaneously, covering the creation of TUI, handling database operations, and connecting the TUI with database code for functionality. The tutorial also emphasizes best practices including setting up a project structure and using a virtual environment.

Build a Contact Book App With Python, Textual, and SQLite – Real Python

Demo: A Contact Book Built With Python and Textual

Step 1: Create the Contact Book’s App With Textual

Step 3: Set Up the Contact Book’s Database

Step 4: Display Existing Contacts on the App’s TUI

Step 5: Add New Contacts to the Database and TUI

Step 6: Delete Contacts From the Database and TUI

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