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That is absolutely insane. What exactly do you get for $60,000 a year? I could hire a contractor to build out all the UI in whatever framework I want. Plus I a
by spicybright 5y ago
That is absolutely insane. What exactly do you get for $60,000 a year?
I could hire a contractor to build out all the UI in whatever framework I want. Plus I avoid paying someone to build it + pay for the framework.
BTW, I've used QT4 in the past with python and it was an absolutely dream to work with. In 2 months part time work, I was able to produce a very high quality app that worked on windows, linux, macos. Highly recommend instead of TK.
- nu11ptr 5y agoHave you used wxPython at all by chance? Curious how it compares in developer experience compared to PyQt/PySide. I like that it uses native widgets, but if Qt is that much easier to deal with I may just go that direction.
- spicybright 5y agoI actually looked into wxPython, admittedly only for a day or two to get the general idea behind it. It seemed complicated and not very mature at the time from my experience under linux (circa 2019 I want to say?) But after spending the same amount of time with QT it definitely won out. I used pyQT (python bindings for QT) + I believe PyInstaller (https://pyinstaller.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ https://pyinstaller.readthedocs.io/en/stable/) for building the executable. Was a very pleasant experience!