Hello Qt for Python
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Hello Qt for Python
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Re: Hello Qt for Python
#2I would love to hear more about this from the sages of HN. I really don't enjoy GUI development in Python. I am not a good enough CS to have the language to describe what is wrong, but I find it really hard to get Python GUI stuff to do what I want.
Re: Hello Qt for Python
#3I would love to hear more about this from the sages of HN. I really don't enjoy GUI development in Python. I am not a good enough CS to have the language to describe what is wrong, but I find it really hard to get Python GUI stuff to do what I want.
If you can't express what's wrong it will be even harder to find a solution.
Re: Hello Qt for Python
#4Qt for Python == PySide2 == PySide for Qt 5.
Re: Hello Qt for Python
#5I used PyQt5 quite successfully a while back. This looks very similar. What is actually new here?
Re: Hello Qt for Python
#6What happened to PyQt?
Also, the API does not seem Pythonic at all.
Re: Hello Qt for Python
#7I used PyQt5 quite successfully a while back. This looks very similar. What is actually new here?
Permissive license.
Re: Hello Qt for Python
#8This seems to be the successor for PySide that supports Qt 5. The old PySide died some years ago and only PyQt was offering Qt 5 support. Due to some details PyQt was never officially supported by Qt. Is PySide2 now officially supported by Qt?
Re: Hello Qt for Python
#9I used PyQt5 quite successfully a while back. This looks very similar. What is actually new here?
PyQt is not PySide. Qt (the foundation) does not officially support PyQt. PySide (the old one) did not support Qt5. PySide2 does support Qt5.
Re: Hello Qt for Python
#10What happened to PyQt? Also, the API does not seem Pythonic at all.
PyQt is still around. This seems to be an 'official' thing from the Qt folks.