Favorite gui framework

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I am looking to make a little gui app but have only ever written cli scripts with python. What is your go to gui framework? I have been messing with tkinter since its a default library and seems easy enough to use.

Posted Dec 14, 2020, 2:36 PM UTC

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reddittestpilot•

I happen to like Dear PyGui. No OOP or classes required like Qt or Tkinter. Available at Github, installation is 'pip install dearpygui'. It's only 1 Mb on Windows and can be made standalone with for example pyinstaller.

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Slayer101010•

Super cool. Thanks for sharing.

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reddittestpilot•

Be sure to join the Discord channel if you have any questions. The core developers and others are very responsive.

https://discord.gg/tyE7Gu4

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drbobb•

It's pretty amazing, but still very much in development and the API keeps on changing.

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reddittestpilot•

Point taken! I agree that it is still rather new and developing, yet I see that as a good thing. For a little GUI app, the API won't break (not in any significant way) and the upside of Dear PyGui is that lots of new and interesting features are on the roadmap!

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Nv7_Reddit•

I love using Kivy for desktop and Flask for web!

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nicktids•

Why not make a Web page

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Hungry_Check_9153•

The web: the most widely available, sophisticated and flexible gui in existence. Everyone has a browser. You'll get there eventually, you may as well start now.

django or flask to get started.

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