Tag: gui
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Select the best GUI toolkit – part 7: pyQt
And finally we reach the end… that is the last of the GUI framework I decided to experiment… pyQt. PyQt was developed by the Qt Company and is the base for the KDE, one of the desktop environments used by Linux
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Select the best GUI toolkit – part 6: wxWidgets
In this sixth part, we’ll be abording wxWidgets (which was called wxWindows in the past). Originally intended for programming in C++, it knows several wrappers, like WxPython, which we’ll be discussing here and several others, like wxNode, wxsqlite3, etc.
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Select the best GUI toolkit – part 5: Java Swing
NOTE: this the fifth part of a series. The previous article was about .NET Windows Forms. You can find the article here. Java Swing is one of the oldest GUI toolkits made by SUN, the creator of the language (the first was AWT) and had vast acknowledgment at the time. Another frameworks followed, like SWT……
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Selecting the best GUI toolkit – part 4: Windows Forms
NOTE: this the fourth part of a series. The previous article was about AutoHotkey. You can find the article here. Windows Forms is a GUI programming framework developed by Microsoft for building Windows desktop applications. It provides a set of pre-built controls that developers can use to create user interfaces for their applications. It was……
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Selecting the best GUI programming toolkit – part 3: AutoHotkey
This is the third article of a series titled Selecting the best GUI programming toolkit . The latter article was about Tkinter embedded in PySimpleGUI. AutoHotkey is Scripting language to define shortcut keys for the most diverse applications under Windows, but its creators developers expanded the applications far beyond that – for the creation of……