Michael Foord gave an excellent talk at PyCon about developing using
IronPython and Windows Forms, which might be of interest.
The presentation is here:
http://www.voidspace.org.uk/ironpython/presentation.html
Kevin Horn
On 4/4/07, Trent Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Where CPython beats IronPython is cross-platform capabilities.
IronPython can use standard CPython modules though, right? I've dropped
my ipy.exe in C:\Python25 and it doesn't seem to have a problem with
things like os.path, which isn't available in IP (unless I'm doing
something brain dead).
> On the other hand, Windows Forms (.NET) is better than any GUI toolkit
> I've seen.
Out of interest, have you ever used Qt/PyQt? Qt blew MFC-style apps out
of the water in terms of developer friendliness a few years ago (which
is when I switched to it for all our C++ development, which is why I'm
somewhat biased). I'd be interested to hear from others in a similar
situation that can provide a comparison between Qt/PyQt and Windows
Forms .NET.
Trent.
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