Call for Screenshots

wxPython Users
1

Hi All,

I'm in the process of redoing the wxPython website and realized how
ancient the current screenshots on the website are. So if you have
created something in wxPython that would be good to showcase on the
website please send them to me. I'm thinking about doing it something
like this: http://www.wxwidgets.org/about/screenshots/, so along with
the screenshots please send a short description and a URL to link it to,
if desired.

Thanks!

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Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org

2

Hello.

I develop OutWiker application with wxPython. Screenshots of the
program you can see here - OutWiker - the tree notes organizer | jenyay.net You can
use them any way you like

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2017-07-19 5:23 GMT+03:00 Robin Dunn <robin@alldunn.com>:

Hi All,

I'm in the process of redoing the wxPython website and realized how
ancient the current screenshots on the website are. So if you have
created something in wxPython that would be good to showcase on the
website please send them to me. I'm thinking about doing it something
like this: Screenshots - wxWidgets, so along with
the screenshots please send a short description and a URL to link it to,
if desired.

Thanks!

--
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Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org

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3

Hi Robin,

feel free to use some from here if desired:

Florian.

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Am 19.07.2017 um 04:23 schrieb Robin Dunn:

Hi All,

I'm in the process of redoing the wxPython website and realized how
ancient the current screenshots on the website are. So if you have
created something in wxPython that would be good to showcase on the
website please send them to me. I'm thinking about doing it something
like this: Screenshots - wxWidgets, so along with
the screenshots please send a short description and a URL to link it to,
if desired.

Thanks!

4

Hi Robin,

Thanks for all your hard work on wxPython. If you don't mind using commercial software in your showcase you are welcome to use BetaMatch which uses wxPython. It's a very specialized software for component matching of antennas. A screenshot is attached and website is http://www.mnw-scan.com/.A demo version can be downloaded from the site if anybody is interested in playing around.

Max

BetaMatch.PNG
BetaMatch.PNG1060×694 60.8 KB

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On 2017-07-19 04:23, Robin Dunn wrote:

Hi All,

I'm in the process of redoing the wxPython website and realized how
ancient the current screenshots on the website are. So if you have
created something in wxPython that would be good to showcase on the
website please send them to me. I'm thinking about doing it something
like this: Screenshots - wxWidgets, so along with
the screenshots please send a short description and a URL to link it to,
if desired.

Thanks!

5

Max Landaeus wrote:

Hi Robin,

Thanks for all your hard work on wxPython. If you don't mind using
commercial software in your showcase you are welcome to use BetaMatch
which uses wxPython. It's a very specialized software for component
matching of antennas. A screenshot is attached and website is
http://www.mnw-scan.com/.A demo version can be downloaded from the
site if anybody is interested in playing around.

Max

Hi All,

I'm in the process of redoing the wxPython website and realized how
ancient the current screenshots on the website are. So if you have
created something in wxPython that would be good to showcase on the
website please send them to me. I'm thinking about doing it something
like this: Screenshots - wxWidgets, so along with
the screenshots please send a short description and a URL to link it to,
if desired.

Thanks!

Thanks all. The new site is live.

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On 2017-07-19 04:23, Robin Dunn wrote:

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6

Looking very good, (and a lot less dated). Nice to finally have Phoenix
at the top level.

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On 23/07/2017 05:31, Robin Dunn wrote:

Max Landaeus wrote:

Hi Robin,

Thanks for all your hard work on wxPython. If you don't mind using
commercial software in your showcase you are welcome to use BetaMatch
which uses wxPython. It's a very specialized software for component
matching of antennas. A screenshot is attached and website is
http://www.mnw-scan.com/.A demo version can be downloaded from the
site if anybody is interested in playing around.

Max

On 2017-07-19 04:23, Robin Dunn wrote:

Hi All,

I'm in the process of redoing the wxPython website and realized how
ancient the current screenshots on the website are. So if you have
created something in wxPython that would be good to showcase on the
website please send them to me. I'm thinking about doing it something
like this: Screenshots - wxWidgets, so along with
the screenshots please send a short description and a URL to link it to,
if desired.

Thanks!

Thanks all. The new site is live.

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Two issues raised with the new site:

  1. No links for downloading documents & demos - Ticket #2 created
  2. No search engine - Ticket #1 created

Just posting here so that others are aware that the tickets have been
created.

Tickets are at Issues · wxWidgets/wxPyWeb · GitHub
Anybody looking for the off-line documents and the demo packages can
find them under:

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On 23/07/2017 05:56, Steve Barnes wrote:

On 23/07/2017 05:31, Robin Dunn wrote:

Max Landaeus wrote:

Hi Robin,

Thanks for all your hard work on wxPython. If you don't mind using
commercial software in your showcase you are welcome to use BetaMatch
which uses wxPython. It's a very specialized software for component
matching of antennas. A screenshot is attached and website is
http://www.mnw-scan.com/.A demo version can be downloaded from the
site if anybody is interested in playing around.

Max

On 2017-07-19 04:23, Robin Dunn wrote:

Hi All,

I'm in the process of redoing the wxPython website and realized how
ancient the current screenshots on the website are. So if you have
created something in wxPython that would be good to showcase on the
website please send them to me. I'm thinking about doing it something
like this: Screenshots - wxWidgets, so along with
the screenshots please send a short description and a URL to link it to,
if desired.

Thanks!

Thanks all. The new site is live.

Looking very good, (and a lot less dated). Nice to finally have Phoenix
at the top level.

--
Steve (Gadget) Barnes
Any opinions in this message are my personal opinions and do not reflect
those of my employer.

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I wrote dicompyler and the latest screenshots are from 2014, but the app hasn’t changed:

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On Tuesday, July 18, 2017 at 9:23:38 PM UTC-5, Robin Dunn wrote:

Hi All,

I’m in the process of redoing the wxPython website and realized how

ancient the current screenshots on the website are. So if you have

created something in wxPython that would be good to showcase on the

website please send them to me. I’m thinking about doing it something

like this: http://www.wxwidgets.org/about/screenshots/, so along with

the screenshots please send a short description and a URL to link it to,

if desired.

Thanks!

–
Robin Dunn

Software Craftsman

http://wxPython.org

9

Hi Robin,

I’m creator/maintainer of PsychoPy (www.psychopy.org) which uses wx for its GUI. We have a code editor (simple STC-based) and the screenshot isn’t very interesting for that I guess, but there’s also the graphic “Builder” view for visual programming of psychology experiments, and I guess that’s using a wider range of the wx functionality. Screenshots for both attached (but we also have many subsequent dialog boxes to include if you like).

best wishes,
Jon

PsychoPyBuilderView.png

PsychoPyCoderView.png

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FYI, on your website you cite Python as a free alternative to Matlab. That is not correct. Python is an open source interpreted language, like Ruby, Perl. and Java (minus the compile phase). SciPy is a Python package with many Matlab like functions (and there are probably others). Octave (https://www.gnu.org/software/octave/) is a free alternative to Matlab

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On Wed, Aug 23, 2017 at 6:27 AM, Jon Peirce jon.peirce@gmail.com wrote:

Hi Robin,

I’m creator/maintainer of PsychoPy (www.psychopy.org) which uses wx for its GUI. We have a code editor (simple STC-based) and the screenshot isn’t very interesting for that I guess, but there’s also the graphic “Builder” view for visual programming of psychology experiments, and I guess that’s using a wider range of the wx functionality. Screenshots for both attached (but we also have many subsequent dialog boxes to include if you like).

best wishes,
Jon

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FYI, on your website you cite Python as a free alternative to Matlab. That is not correct.

You could certainly say the Scipy stack is an alternative to Matlab – which has much going for it as an alternative, in addition to it being free (gratis and libre).

Octave (https://www.gnu.org/software/octave/) is a free alternative to Matlab

Octave is a clone or “workalike” to Matlab – Alternative is a broader concept.

In short, in the context of that web page, I think it’s fine.

Though if you wanted to be abbot more descriptive, you might say something like:

Python is an open source programming language with extensive libraries and community that make it suitable for computational programming.

Or something like that.

CHB

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On Wed, Aug 23, 2017 at 6:27 AM, Jon Peirce jon.peirce@gmail.com wrote:

Hi Robin,

I’m creator/maintainer of PsychoPy (www.psychopy.org) which uses wx for its GUI. We have a code editor (simple STC-based) and the screenshot isn’t very interesting for that I guess, but there’s also the graphic “Builder” view for visual programming of psychology experiments, and I guess that’s using a wider range of the wx functionality. Screenshots for both attached (but we also have many subsequent dialog boxes to include if you like).

best wishes,
Jon

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I have two projects. Screens can be viewed at http://pymapper.com/ and at Firestorm Armada | Pymapper

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On Tuesday, July 18, 2017 at 8:23:38 PM UTC-6, Robin Dunn wrote:

Hi All,

I’m in the process of redoing the wxPython website and realized how

ancient the current screenshots on the website are. So if you have

created something in wxPython that would be good to showcase on the

website please send them to me. I’m thinking about doing it something

like this: http://www.wxwidgets.org/about/screenshots/, so along with

the screenshots please send a short description and a URL to link it to,

if desired.

Thanks!

–
Robin Dunn

Software Craftsman

http://wxPython.org