wxPython for python3

Why not install 2.7.2 Python next to your 3.x and install wxPython
2.9.4 and start doing whatever GUI app you want to develop, when
Phoenix will be out it will be an easy/quick thing to move that app
to Python 3. Over time this will be more productive then being
“stuck” with PySide now, unless you want/like to do things twice:).
Werner

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Hi,

  On 16/12/2012 22:56, trilav wrote:
    Hey, in may 2012 I read that

wxPython support for python3 is very close. However we have
december now and I can’t find anything. Do we have any date or
beta to download? I started learning python3 and I love it, but
lack of wxpython is the only thing that stops me from migrating
to python for my gui dev (from c++, which is good for
games/servers, but using it for gui apps is overkill). I’m stuck
with PySide for now, but I really preffer wx over qt, and
looking at wxPython I prefer it even more. (not to mention wx is
lighter and offers native look).

Nothing definite. It's in kind of a "it will be ready when it's ready" mode right now, and "ready" will mean different things to different people. (There are some who are already using it for their projects.)

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On 12/18/12 12:13 PM, Bartosz Ścigała wrote:

Yes, I will develop with python 2.7 for now I think. And I know about
phoenix daily builds, but they only exist for darwin and windows afaik.

However, is there any +/- date for public phoneix beta?

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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman