On Tue, 2004-03-16 at 09:29, Ariz Jacinto wrote: > are there any Python + wxPython > users around here? > > i need some info to help me decide > which GUI designer to use. should > i opt for a commercial one? any > advise will be highly appreciated. We in our company had the very fortunate/unfortunate chance (as we're in the business of making and customizing free software for corporations and governments) of exploring at least three viable GUI designers : wxDesigner, Boa Constructor and wxGlade.
wxDesigner follows a sizer-based layouting scheme for dialog generation, with the unfortunate side effect of lesser flexibility, while Boa Constructor makes it a bit difficult inserting foreign classes. wxGlade... if you're quite comfortable with the Glade approach of constructing widgets, then this might be a good candidate, although it's not exactly WYSIWYG. So far the best GUI designer we've used (in terms of usability and speed of getting things done) for wxPython is still the proprietary, non-free (beer-wise :D) wxDesigner by Rob Roebling, although the free software Boa Constructor follows. wxGlade is quite good though if you've already got pre-existing code that you would just want to plug-in. Choose your own poison :D -- Paolo Alexis Falcone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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