More support for wxPython

wxPython Users
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There has been another sighting of support from wxPython from a member
of the the Python cabal. In an interview on OpenEnterpriseTrends.com,
Alex Martelli, author of the excellent O'Reilly book _Python in a
Nutshell_, remarked:

"The GUI toolkit that comes with Python, Tkinter, which I cover in
Python in a Nutshell, is widely used because it's widespread and quite
easy to use, but I wouldn't recommend it for commercial-quality
applications, because I think wxPython and PyQt are better."

Nice going, Robin et al.

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Tim Lesher <tim@lesher.ws>
http://www.lesher.ws

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Tim Lesher wrote:

There has been another sighting of support from wxPython from a member
of the the Python cabal. In an interview on OpenEnterpriseTrends.com,
Alex Martelli, author of the excellent O'Reilly book _Python in a
Nutshell_, remarked:

"The GUI toolkit that comes with Python, Tkinter, which I cover in
Python in a Nutshell, is widely used because it's widespread and quite
easy to use, but I wouldn't recommend it for commercial-quality
applications, because I think wxPython and PyQt are better."

Cool. The paragraph before that is kinda nice for the C++ wxWidgets folks too.

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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!