Where can I find a GUI designer for Python? [closed]

Question

Does anyone know of any GUI designer for python like Glade but for windows?

Gyromagnetic

Duplicate: #65471 – Equivocation

Answer 1

Glade/Gtk+ for Windows is exactly like Glade but for Windows.

Servitor

I have just downloaded Glade but I suppose that I need to install it as a plugin for PyCharm in order to use it. However, only *.jar and *.zip files can be used as plugins but there seems not to be any such file in the Glade installation. So what should I do now? – Catastrophe

Answer 2

I would suggest using PyQt and the Qt-designer(WYSIWYG gui designer) for making cross platform gui apps.

Qt has even gone LGPL, making it even more attractive.

You can find PyQt at: http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/software/pyqt/download

Benumb

Until PyQt goes LGPL, it doesn't matter what license Qt has if you hate freedom and want to write non-GPL programs. – Servitor

Doh, didn't think about that one =D – Benumb

Answer 3

http://wxformbuilder.org

Drunkard

Answer 4

I use PyQt; it is built on the QT Toolkit.

If you are deploying to Windows, it works well with the py2exe module.

It's fairly straightforward to use, especially if you already have experience with the QT libraries.

Note: this was my answer to a similar question.

Endolymph

Answer 5

I use wxGlade

Tung

Answer 6

It deppends of the GUI toolkit you're using.

For wxPython, there is boa-constructor. It's a Delphi-like IDE.

Thievery