Hello everyone!
I’m planning to build a desktop app and need a Python-driven GUI toolkit that integrates well with native functions. I would appreciate your suggestions on which Python GUI library you prefer and the reasons for your choice.
I have consistently chosen PyQt/PySide for desktop applications that require a native look and feel. It provides a comprehensive set of widgets and tools that facilitate building sophisticated user interfaces while ensuring cross-platform consistency. The framework’s extensive documentation and active community have been invaluable during development, often simplifying complex integrations with system-native functions. Although it involves a steeper learning curve compared to some lightweight alternatives, the long-term benefits in terms of flexibility and scalability have made it my preferred choice in multiple projects.
i kinda like dear pygui - its super fast and minimalistic. not everyting is smooth tho; i get the occasional gltich. overall, it makes rapid dev a breeze.
hey everyone, ive been tinkering with pygtk lately. its kinda simple but gives a decent native vibe. sometimes documentation is a bit thin tho, anyone else faced similar issues or discovered neat workarounds?