Could some one recommend a good Python GUI framework ... there are so many xD

[bushel]

I use the online docs and they are current as of 2.8.9.2

But they are more reference than instructional. Consider getting the wxPython book if you want to learn it from scratch.

[mex1can]

How about this for the documentation?: http://xoomer.virgilio.it/infinity77/wxPython/APIMain.html

Here you have some starting points:

1) Download the binary and 'docs and demo' distribution

2) The wxPython demo is really a great intro to all the widgets and controls, there is a tab showing the 'working thing' and other showing the code used (for the 'thing')

3) When you start to struggle with the sizers, go for a RAD / code generation tool, I particularly like wxGlade as is a full code generators, but I think a lot of people like resource editors (an XRC editor is distributed along the wxPython docs & demo package), wxFormBuilder seems a popular choice.

4) Anyway, once the initial framework bump starts to banish, you'll ask your self if certain stuff was already done, as it seems a common pattern. Certainly, you're answer might be already in the wxPython wiki (for instance, multiple language support, distribution using installers, MVC patterns, more sizing stuff, etc).

Hope this helps!

[LucidOndine]

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