Use of Phoenix?

Hello,

How useable is Phoenix at this moment for, say, a project that is small and not very critical?

Are the Windows binary installers working?

Any issues in using it with Py3.3?

Thanks,
Michael

Michael Hipp wrote:

Hello,

How useable is Phoenix at this moment for, say, a project that is small
and not very critical?

There are at least a few people using it already, and for not so small projects.

Are the Windows binary installers working?

There aren't any, but that's a good thing. :slight_smile: The daily builds are now binary eggs.

Any issues in using it with Py3.3?

There are still some changes coming for the Python modules in wx.lib, and more testing needed, but the more people working with it and helping with patches the sooner it will get done.

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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman

Hello,

How useable is Phoenix at this moment for, say, a project that is small
and not very critical?

For small simlep app that use basic widgets, No problem.

Any issues in using it with Py3.3?

For bigger projects, if you are not using a dev version or are a dev,…
then maybe not.
As far as Python is concerned. Use Python 2.7 or Python3.3 as a starting point for Project Phoenix.

If you REALLY NEED support for earlier versions of Python3, then contact Robin, otherwise you are pretty much good to go; This is a build script thing.

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On Wednesday, January 8, 2014 4:41:12 PM UTC-6, Michael Hipp wrote: