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Given that Python appears to be the new VB6/VBA (in terms of adoption by a non-SWE user base), IMO there's still a gap for a decent VB6-like RAD experience with
by scrlk 2y ago
Given that Python appears to be the new VB6/VBA (in terms of adoption by a non-SWE user base), IMO there's still a gap for a decent VB6-like RAD experience within the Python ecosystem.
Qt Designer exists, but PyQt/PySide licencing can cause headaches.
- WillAdams 2y agoI'd give a lot for there to be a simple tool for Python which: - had an interactive tool for laying out a GUI - integrated that layout into the code in a meaningful fashion - allowed distributing a project as a single file which could be easily run (say by downloading/installing a single run-time module) The problem is, for each computer I use I need to keep track of which Python environment(s) have been installed where, (and uninstall them) or I end up with something like: https://xkcd.com/1987/ https://xkcd.com/1987/ (well, at least something which won't allow me to get a new project installed).