The lessons you'll find here in the PySimpleGUI channel on YouTube were created in May of 2020.  They're still valid, useful, and will run using the newest version of PySimpleGUI, but they only teach you the features that were available in May of 2020.  May 2020 represents roughly the mid-point of the entire history of PySimpleGUI from July 2018 to January 2022.

This video will give you a quick overview of some of the features that have been added since the PySimpleGUI 2020 videos were created.  It also tells you where to find the documentation, get announcements, use the demo browser.  

The good news is that if you want a more complete education on PySimpleGUI, you'll find "The Official PySimpleGUI Course" on Udemy.  Not only will you be getting a high-quality course, but you'll be helping the PySimpleGUI project stay alive.  Your help is needed to keep the project development going and the Udemy course is one way you can help.

There are 61 lessons in the course, each with multiple examples.  Like these YouTube videos, I wrote and recorded the Udemy course.  This is why it's called "The Official PySimpleGUI Course".

The location of the Udmey course is:
https://udemy.com/PySimpleGUI

Watch the PySimpleGUI documentation, the announcements, the GitHub for coupon codes for the course.

I am so very grateful for the creative, helpful, kind, and demonstratively grateful users of PySimpleGUI. 🙏  This experience has been a dream come true.  I am thrilled that so many people are finding success using PySimpleGUI and you're sharing your creations with others.  

I 💗 seeing what you make!  Please post a screenshot of your GUI in the PySimpleGUI GitHub by visiting http://UserScreenshots.PySimpleGUI.org

Like all PySimpleGUI videos on this channel, monetization is not turned on.  I don't want to waste your time with ads.