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Hello friends :)
I'm almost familiar with Tkinter and Kivy frameworks, but i'm looking for other python GUI frameworks, soething better than Tkinter. Kivy is also great but i need to watch more tutorial videos and i'm not able to do that right now. Can you introduce a better and more easier framework to me?
Thank you ;)

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Answered by Ene Uran 638 in a post from

PySide comes with drag and drop designer.

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Try GTK. I'm not too familiar with it, but it has more elements than TKinter.

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PySide comes with drag and drop designer.

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Try GTK. I'm not too familiar with it, but it has more elements than TKinter.

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There is also wxPython and you can get the wxPython Builder.

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For simple interfaces such as displaying or capturing data, a super easy solution is guidata.

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Also there is pyQT - The python bindings for the QT GUI library.

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PySide is the official LGPL-licensed version of PyQT.

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