As I've already said,
I've chosen PySide first becaus of Qt. Qt is awesome, realla y well
documented.
In the past, I've tried Ruby+qt, Java+Qt (Jambi) but none was working
properly (either too much "to do" stuff, either very cryptic error
messages).
Then I wondered PyQt or Pyside... At the time, PySide was at Nokia, just
like Qt => so I thought I was closer to the "spirit" if I stayed with
Nokia... It didn't turn out to be the right choice...
Now for the real deal : I've put in approx 800 hours of development in a
ERP like solution with PySide and SQLAlchemy. They both proved solid,
reliable and made my productivity skyrocket. That's what I had in mind
when I've chosen them and that's what came true, even after 800+ hours
of intense development. Furthermore when I started that project I had
*never* written a line of Python, Qt or SQLAlchemy (but I was a seasoned
developer).
So I'm a happy customer !
Stefan
On 12/14/2012 03:32 AM, ZHONG Zhu wrote:
Hi All,
An interesting idea came to my mind yesterday that I'd like to know why people
choose PySide.
I'll start from myself first. I use Qt (C++) in my daily work for years.
Reasons why I'd like to use PySide:
1. LGPL
2. Fast prototype my ideas, which will be later implemented in Qt (C++
version)
3. Use it to learn Python language
BR,
Zhu
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