Jun-05-2020, 07:13 PM
(This post was last modified: Jun-05-2020, 07:18 PM by DreamingInsanity.)
(Jun-05-2020, 01:31 PM)Kael90 Wrote: Aaaand i cant find a correction button... is there a good IDE for Windows?My personal favourite is VS Code, with Sublime Text 3 following closely. They both support many more languages than Python. Sublime text is more of a 'code editor'. It has syntax highlighting but no proper debugging functions or anything like that. You could say it's a fancier version of notepad++. It's small, fast and easy to use.
For me though, I like VS Code. It has many, many good extensions. It has breakpoints, debuggers and supports python web applications like Django and Flask (however I don't use those). It is also developed by Microsoft so it probably gets more frequent updates.
If you want to go full out, then you can use Visual Studio, but for making a python program I think it's a bit over the top (and its large and slow to open up)
(Jun-05-2020, 01:31 PM)Kael90 Wrote: I heard of PyQT5. But didnt you have to pay for it? If i remember correctly.QT supports open source programs for free, I believe, but if I recall correctly commercial use does mean you need to buy it.
You did mention possibly going commercial, so in that case, doing a bit of looking around it seems 'KIVY GUI' is a very popular python gui framework. I have never used so I can't comment on it.
If you were still looking for a drag and drop gui builder, then there is one called 'PAGE' for tkinter. I have installed and played with a bit, but not much. I try to avoid tkinter since it's a bit unintuitive.
It's really up to you what you want to choose. Googling something like 'best python gui frameworks 2020' and reading some of the articles might help you find one you like.