Hello,
While Python for Windows comes with Tkinter there is one control type it cannot do out-of-the-box...a Grid type control (like a VB grid control that is - AKA "Table View" to some). Maybe it can and I dont know how? Otherwise Tkinter meets most my needs. My Python GUI needs are modest.
What are you actually using to create Windows GUI interfaces in Python (now in 2015) and why?
I have exhausted investigating many options via Google but I'd like feedback from those Python developers actually routinely creating GUI apps. Using Python I have gotten crazily used to things being easy but many GUI options look uncharacteristically difficult! I wonder if easy and robust exists in this area? A current VB for Python type environment would be too kool.
Thanks,
Michael
While Python for Windows comes with Tkinter there is one control type it cannot do out-of-the-box...a Grid type control (like a VB grid control that is - AKA "Table View" to some). Maybe it can and I dont know how? Otherwise Tkinter meets most my needs. My Python GUI needs are modest.
What are you actually using to create Windows GUI interfaces in Python (now in 2015) and why?
I have exhausted investigating many options via Google but I'd like feedback from those Python developers actually routinely creating GUI apps. Using Python I have gotten crazily used to things being easy but many GUI options look uncharacteristically difficult! I wonder if easy and robust exists in this area? A current VB for Python type environment would be too kool.
Thanks,
Michael