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The guide lists four different GUI frameworks and the comments (so far!) have listed two more.* None of them really have claim to being the good "default" (exce

by hwayne 3y ago

The guide lists four different GUI frameworks and the comments (so far!) have listed two more.* None of them really have claim to being the good "default" (except maaaaaaaaybe tkinter) and all of the "GUI-knowledge" is fragmented across them. I like Python but whenever I have to make a GUI, I shy away. * Between starting and finishing this comment, someone brought up a third. Now we're up to seven!

bmelton 3y ago
Well I haven't seen anyone mention Flet, which is pleasant (if maybe not all that complete) if you have Dart/Flutter experience, so increment your counter at least one. :-) https://flet.dev/ https://flet.dev/
- nsriv 3y ago
  First time I've seen this, looks really cool! Thanks for sharing it!
- xarope 3y ago
  was about to mention this, I plan to also try a small project in flet to see how it works. I have done flutter/dart before, but was not so enthused about the dart experience.
igortg 3y ago
Both PySide and PyQt are Python wrappers for the Qt library (that makes it 2 frameworks). Basic usage is almost the same. It seems the author push for PyQt a bit, even though PySide has the same basic capabilities with the benefit of LGPL license (PyQt is GPL or Commercial).