I have just started writing wxPython code and found wxDesigner invaluable to
get me started on GUI design. Due to the time constraints of my project, I
don't think I've even scratched the surface of wxDesigner and yet still
found it useful. Now my project is nearing an end, its time for me to RTM!
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From: Krjukov Victor [mailto:VKryukov@ufg.com]
Sent: 25 November 2002 15:00
To: wxPython-users@lists.wxwindows.org
Subject: [wxPython-users] Which GUI designer to choose?
Hi wxPythonista (just start reading the Lutz's book ;),
could you please give me your opinion about the existing *free* (GPLed
of PSFed) gui designers for wxpython? I heard abot XRCed,
boaconstructor, gnue (well, it's not exactly a *gui* designer, of
course), wxGlade, pythoncard and probably there are many others; what
would you suggest to use (or probably you would even suggest buy
wxDesigner or use good old Emacs :)? I need somehow to compare
stability, userfriendliness and usability of them.
Another question (may be a harder one) is: why there are so many
projects to create a good GUI designer?
I would appreciate any opinion on this subject.
Thank you in advance,
Victor.
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Sincerely Yours, Victor V. Kryukov, UFG
phone: +7501 967 3727, ext. 4387
email: vkryukov@ufg.com
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