There are lots of tutorials in the wiki and elsewhere already. Most of the Recipe pages could be considered a micro-tutorial focused on a single subject, but there have been other more comprehensive tutorials put in there over the years too. Some are a bit out of date, but some folks are working on updating them.
The Python-specific reference docs are in progress, and I hope to be able to work on it more now. I'm also making a wiki page that explains how to do the wxPython documentation so others can contribute to this project as well. See http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/wxPDP for what is ready so far.
Thanks Robin.
Your good faith has never been into question, for me.
I just pointed at what is perceived as a gap in the wxpython docs. I remember there was a free tutorial on Tkinter that a couple of years ago helped me a lot to grasp the basic concepts of gui programming; wxpython in this sense still seems lagging behind. But it's no one's fault, of course.
I'm looking for your book, anyway, and learning by coding 
m.
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Hi Massimo,
massimo sandal wrote:
There are lots of tutorials in the wiki and elsewhere already. Most of the Recipe pages could be considered a micro-tutorial focused on a single subject, but there have been other more comprehensive tutorials put in there over the years too. Some are a bit out of date, but some folks are working on updating them.
The Python-specific reference docs are in progress, and I hope to be able to work on it more now. I'm also making a wiki page that explains how to do the wxPython documentation so others can contribute to this project as well. See http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/wxPDP for what is ready so far.
Thanks Robin.
Your good faith has never been into question, for me.
I just pointed at what is perceived as a gap in the wxpython docs. I remember there was a free tutorial on Tkinter that a couple of years ago helped me a lot to grasp the basic concepts of gui programming; wxpython in this sense still seems lagging behind. But it's no one's fault, of course.
Did you see this page on the wiki:
http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/AnotherTutorial
I have seen some messages that it is getting updated and at first glance this looks very nice to me.
Werner
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I'm looking for your book, anyway, and learning by coding
m.
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