Apr-23-2017, 02:32 AM
If you're read my other posts, you know I'm new to Python and am busy studying up so that I can re-write some software that I wrote some years back in Visual BASIC 6. I'm making some good progress in my first Python book, "Python Crash Course" by Eric Matthes. The book is well written and contains good coding info. Unfortunately, it would appear it does not contain information on creating GUIs via tkinter, so I've been looking up info elsewhere.
In my search, I have found that it's possible to also create GUIs via other means such as QT, which can also make GUIs for other languages like C++. That makes me wonder if it may also be worth my while to invest time and resources in learning to make GUIs via QT. Perhaps it offers some abilities that Tkinter doesn't have. Perhaps there are additional controls that can go into a QT-based GUI that are not offered by Tkinter. If anyone out there has made GUIs with both (or with some other method) and has any insight, I would be grateful for your feedback.
In my search, I have found that it's possible to also create GUIs via other means such as QT, which can also make GUIs for other languages like C++. That makes me wonder if it may also be worth my while to invest time and resources in learning to make GUIs via QT. Perhaps it offers some abilities that Tkinter doesn't have. Perhaps there are additional controls that can go into a QT-based GUI that are not offered by Tkinter. If anyone out there has made GUIs with both (or with some other method) and has any insight, I would be grateful for your feedback.