> > I was thinking about the best way to present the different frameworks and I >> don't like the idea of sitting through lectures on the benefits of each one. >> >> There might be a better way. What do you say about trying to write the >> exact same app using different tools? We can come up with a description of >> an application (say a todo list manager) here on the list and split into >> pairs when we meet. Each pair will implement the app in a different >> framework and then talk about the experience. We could also split this into >> 2 sessions - one coding session and one reporting session. >> > > I like this idea, and will be very glad to join in. > Other possible ideas for applications are: > 1. Hex viewer/editor > 2. Network/graph editing app (something like freemind) >
My (rather limited) experience with Tkinter and gtk is that it's rather easy to get something simple done (e.g., show progress of your sudoku solver) --- but once you have a larger application you need GUI for, you'd better go with some standard GUI designer (e.g., glide). Another suggestion for an application is a game or a puzzle. R.
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