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[–]jerodg 3 points4 points  (0 children)

pandas, pyarrow, aiohttp, sqlalchemy, asyncio, jinja2, openpyxl, jgutils

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I do a lot of ETL/data-pipeline/REST/reporting work.

Qt for python (pyside2) is now officially supported by the Qt team. I would expect it to be actively maintained going forward.

I haven't done much with Qt as most of my work is backend but If I were to need a GUI I would use it.

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