This video has been modified using a tool called "jumpcutter" that you'll find described by Carykh - https://youtu.be/DQ8orIurGxw

It shrunk the length of the video down by about 18% by removing "silent parts".  The result, I believe, is "tighter".  No long fumbling with the keyboard parts. 

This playlist contains the original videos processed with this tool.

I welcome feedback on these experimental versions.  I'm fascinated by this jumpcut tool and think it may work out particularly well for programming tutorial videos.

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Justification.... because it's good?

No, not that kind of justification.  We're talking about element justification.  You'll learn how to make all of the elements in a window aligned on the center for example.

Note that the PySimpleGUI and PySimpleGUIQt ports behave differently when it comes to justification.  The PySimpleGUIWeb port is more like the tkinter port, or will be, in that it's done using a Column element.

Reminder that notes are here:
https://github.com/PySimpleGUI/PySimpleGUI/blob/master/docs/PySimpleGUI%202020%20Lesson.pdf

The demo .py file being used in the video series is here, but there is no example for Justification:
https://github.com/PySimpleGUI/PySimpleGUI/blob/master/docs/YouTube_2020_Lesson%20-%20Source%20File%201.py

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Sept 2020 update:

There have been some exciting new additions and fixes to PySimpleGUI in the area of Justification.  It's working really well now, AND, you can now control the vertical justification of elements in addition to the horizontal justification.  This video will be replaced shortly with one that uses the new methods.