Thank you for how you explicitly explained this, you really took your time and had it properly organized. i gained a lot during this brief moments and am grateful
I settled for PyQt years ago. It does all the Python GUI code for me. And I like that it uses either Windows or MacOS widgets, or you can customize the style of your PyQt GUI. I use matplotlib with PyQt.
Technically, I believe PyQt draws the widgets to mimic the native widgets. It doesn't actually use the native widgets. But part of the power of drawing them is that you can then theme the GUI. PyQt is super cool!
Nice video. You said in the video taht pysimpleGUI can wrap Pyside or wxPython, but do the code change in that cases, or can you still use same layouts, etc...?
Thank you for how you explicitly explained this, you really took your time and had it properly organized. i gained a lot during this brief moments and am grateful
This is my most favourite library. I have created at least 20+ projects using this in Amazon for non tech team members in last 3 years
That's really neat!
I settled for PyQt years ago. It does all the Python GUI code for me. And I like that it uses either Windows or MacOS widgets, or you can customize the style of your PyQt GUI. I use matplotlib with PyQt.
Technically, I believe PyQt draws the widgets to mimic the native widgets. It doesn't actually use the native widgets.
But part of the power of drawing them is that you can then theme the GUI.
PyQt is super cool!
Nice video. You said in the video taht pysimpleGUI can wrap Pyside or wxPython, but do the code change in that cases, or can you still use same layouts, etc...?
You can use all the same code. All you need to do is change the import at the top to use PySimpleGuiQt or PySimpleGuiWx