Time and time we hear users complaining that Qt for Python tutorials are hard to start with. If you check the QtQuick tutorials/example, you see that this is true to a good extend - https://doc.qt.io/qtforpython-6/tutorials/index.html#quick-qml-basic-tutorials. You start with the absolute basics and then move to more complex examples. It would also be nice to have example that can be progressively developed step-by-step eg: https://flet.dev/docs/tutorials/python-todo. In the Flet tutorial, they build an absolute minimal interface and add extension to it step-by-step. This not only enables showing cool interfaces with QtQuick but also enables users to get started with PySide easily. Some examples that I have in mind:

1. Recipe book 
2. Expense tracker 
3. Currency converter 
4. Contact List 
5. FlashCard application 
6. Games – tetris, flappy bird? 

It would also be nice to have applications that shows how PySide can be used with other popular Python packages. Flet also has/is working on such examples. Some ideas i have in mind:

1. An application with PySide as frontend and FastAPI in the backend eg: Modify the existing chat example where messages are sent and received via a FastAPI backend.
2. A desktop application that helps users to train (load data) and see some stats of the model.
3. Sql application with Sqlalchemy (popular Python package).