Real World Python Series: Build an Email Reminder App | Udemy

Learn Python by Building a Real App — From Start to Finish

If you’ve learned Python basics but still don’t know how to build a real app — this course is for you.

In this project-based course, you’ll build a complete desktop application that sends email reminders — with a user interface, real logic, and cloud automation. No more tutorials that only teach isolated code snippets. You’ll learn how everything fits together to make a real, working program.

This is the first course in the Real World Python series — where each course teaches you to build one useful, real-world app with Python.

What You’ll Build

You’ll create a fully functional Email Reminder App that:

• Lets users schedule reminders through a desktop GUI (built with PyQt)
• Sends emails using real email credentials via SMTP
• Saves data to a CSV file for persistent storage
• Runs automatically every day from the cloud (PythonAnywhere)
• Supports repeat reminders like “every 2 weeks” or “every 3 months”

By the end, you’ll have a tool that’s actually useful — and you’ll know how to build one yourself.

What You’ll Learn

• How to think through, design, and build an app from scratch
• How to use PyQt6 to build clean, interactive desktop interfaces
• How to work with CSV files, dates, and scheduling logic
• How to send emails in Python using smtplib and EmailMessage
• How to deploy and run Python scripts daily in the cloud
• How to send data from a desktop GUI to a server

This course is not just about writing code — it’s about becoming someone who can build programs that work.

Who This Course Is For

• You know the basics of Python (variables, functions, loops), but you struggle to turn that into a complete program
• You’ve tried learning Python but still feel lost when starting a project
• You want to finally finish something — and feel like a real developer

You don’t need to be advanced. You just need to be ready to build.

What Students Say About My Courses

“Ardit has a gift for breaking down complex concepts into simple steps.”

“This is the first time I actually understood how to build an app with Python.”

“Finally — a course that bridges the gap between theory and real-world Python.”

By the end of this course, you’ll not only have a working app — you’ll have the confidence and skills to build many more.

Let’s build something real.