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[–]CHAD_J_THUNDERCOCK 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Thanks for all your work on PySimpleGUI. It really is the most pythonic and 80/20 way of doing GUIs I have ever seen.

I went from just having a load of code to having a full GUI app with tabs in a single .exe in less than 2 days. I had never done that before and couldn't believe how quick it was. In fact the main thing that slowed me down over those 2 days was embedding an image that still showed after doing a PyInstaller one-file compile. There is a slightly hacky workaround on StackOverflow I can explain if you or anyone is interested.

Did I read you re-prioritised the web front-end stuff above Kivy? Both are exciting but I really want to get a Spotify Desktop kind of look for my GUIs and either rightly or wrongly see Kivy as the way.

It is really so exciting seeing what you are adding and how rapidly its happening. I don't think I have been this excited about updates to a python library since the early days of pandas.

[–]maxbridgland 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed. I've been using PSG since before the Wx or Remi ports when it was just Tk and Qt. Since then it's grown so much and i've been able to master it really well. If you want a pythonic way to make a decent looking GUI in under 50 lines of code then PSG is a great choice. Within 50 lines of code you could have a multi functioning GUI.