tkinter / PyQT / wxPython
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There are so many options for Python GUI development and I don't really understand the intrinsic differences between them. I've looked their websites and they don't really discuss their "philosophies", which I might use to garner some idea from.
I'm a Windows user and I'm fairly new to Python. I don't really care for packages that require umpteen prerequisite installs. I'd prefer something that works intuitively with Python and doesn't feel like to was hacked to work with Python.
Any comments / suggestions?
Tkinter is probably the most pythonic; it's hard to get more pythonic than being shipped as a standard Python module. However, personally, I find wxPython the easiest to work with.
I recently found an IDE/GUi called Geany
its really slick, and can handle multiple languages
of course i just use it for python, cause your right
finding a good interface for this language is a
Capital B. Looks like visual studio and codeblocks
had a baby. which is good, i love VS
Peace Love and Harmony
its really slick, and can handle multiple languages
of course i just use it for python, cause your right
finding a good interface for this language is a
Capital B. Looks like visual studio and codeblocks
had a baby. which is good, i love VS
Peace Love and Harmony
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