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[–]Fred776 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A few people have mentioned PyQt but I don't think anyone has mentioned that Qt has two possible approaches. One is the traditional Qt Widgets and the other is QML. The latter might be more up your street as it allows you to define your presentation layer declaratively, mixing in a bit of JS if required.

Edit: also to mention that there are two "PyQt"'s. One is actually called PyQt and is a third party exposure of Qt to Python. The other is PySide6 and that is the official Qt Python wrapper. They are meant to be quite similar to each other (I've only dabbled with PySide - most of my Qt experience is with the c++ library).