GUI, Games and Java

[haazimoto]

Please forgive what must be a very recurring question.
I have been trying to decide between specific GUI solutions to fully vest myself in for both work and entertainment. Creating games has always been my mechanism for learning a new language, while my employ would benefit from writing scripts that can used by others in a web browser.

What I've looked at and what I know about them are:
Kivy: great multimedia GUI but no browser support
Pyjamas: can convert to javascript for web browser usage but looks abandoned and not sure its flexible enough to make a few games
Pygame: basic multimedia games/gui but could potentially be converted to javascript using something else.

Is there a solution for me?

[Larz60+]

Two major web 'frameworks' in python are Flask and Django

Flask is a 'micro' framework. It implements a bare-minimum, the developer enhances it with add-ons
selected specifically for the application at hand. This makes it very attractive to most users.

Django is a high-level framework, and includes the kitchen sink, again liked by many, but not by
those wanting control over their application.

You should use search this forum for both, you will find a lot of information on both.

And, at quick glance, this site appears to have some useful links: https://pythonspot.com/web-dev/

[haazimoto]

Thank you. I'll do my homework.
I appreciate it.