I'm in. Currently, I'm using a very low level GL wrapper lib (pyglet<http://pyglet.org/>) for a desktop app. Definitely, there is a need to more higher level lib.
Two remark: I heard Guido presentation about Python 3K. One of his justification for the need of P3K, was that "machines are turn to be more fast and with more memory". So it seems, that P3K will be more "heavier" in term of machine resources. This might imply, that desktop apps are not in the main focus of python. and What about python within a web-browser? Is IronPython + Silverlight is the only solution? Ahik 2008/8/18 Eli Golovinsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > The Django sprint was really cool and left me wishing for more such > meetings. > > Now that web frameworks (yeah, ok, one framework), got their 15 minutes of > glory, it's time for some desktop frameworks to show their face to the > Israeli pythonistas. > > There are 4 major framewors for desktop UI development (wxPython, pyQT, > pygtk and Tkinter), there are packaging tools (py2exe and pyinstaller), you > can use Jython and Swing/SWT and you can go with IronPython and WinForms. > There are a lot of options and alternatives and quite a bit to think about > when you want to delelop a desktop app in Python, and that's without even > mentioning the emerging ability to do both Silverlight apps and Adobe Air > apps in Python. > > I'm thinking of a few hours of lectures and discussions about the various > pipeces of the puzzle, and a crossaint throwing contest between the > proponents of the different approaches. > > How about it? > > --- > gooli @ www.testuff.com > > _______________________________________________ > Python-il mailing list > [email protected] > http://hamakor.org.il/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/python-il > >
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