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@CWins WPF + Python? that works? I'm not a python dev, but I thought WPF is .net only
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@juankortiz but WPF can be done on community edition, why ditching when you have the free alternative?
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@gitpush I think the license for community edition is for personal use only. So a school would have to pay still.
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@gitpush Just looked at it, thought it did. Never used it actually, sorry.
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@gitpush Thanks mate! I think the time has come to introduce myself to community. Will post soon 😁
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Have you tried Kivy? https://kivy.org/#home it is easy to build with. Cross platform.
No questions asked
As a Python user and the fucking unicode mess, this is sooooo mean!
I just started working on a little project to browse devrant from terminal. It converts images to ascii art!
This year I'm asked to teach Python with a GUI, but I've never used a graphic interface with Python. The chosen GUI must:
- Have an IDE, a sort of "drag and drop builder"
- Be capable of building software with forms, menus and multiple windows.
- Work with Windows 7 at least.
- Work with Python 3+
Any suggestions?
So far I tried:
- Tkinter: comes with the language (point in favor), but wasn't really able to make it work. Has no proper IDE, tried to use a builder called PAGE but doesn't seem to work.
- WxPython: didn't really play much with it. I've read some articles, but that's all.
- Qt: used several years ago with Ruby. Has an IDE (point in favor), but never tried with Python. This is my winner so far, the one big problem being the amount of stuff to install to properly work.
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