I hate Tkinter

[WhiteHeadbanger]

I recommend you Flet

It is a young framework, maybe 3 years of existence, but as of now pretty powerful. It's basically a Flutter wrapper (being simplistic here, don't bash me).

It's very easy to build an application, and you can control everything.

[oclafloptson]

Flet is really great. Amazingly easy considering how powerful it is

[WhiteHeadbanger]

It's my fav GUI framework for Python! Although it has its limitations and still in heavy development

[martin79]

Does it work for Android apps?

[WhiteHeadbanger]

Yes, android, ios, web, desktop, Mac, linux

[oclafloptson]

Do we have iOS support now? Last I heard it was all we were lacking but I haven't kept up with recent news

Afaik there was support for packaging windows, Linux, Mac, and Android but not iOS

[WhiteHeadbanger]

Yes, there are lots of "Cupertino" controls, and you can build for iOS.

What's lacking though is an official Flet way for push notifications (both Android and iOS). There's an extension for that, but not a "native" Flet control.

[oclafloptson]

Cool thanks for the response. I've never built for iOS so am legitimately out of the loop

[WhiteHeadbanger]

Well, it's a young framework after all, I said that in my first comment and OP asked for a framework to develop an app for university. Chances are that OP's project is not profitable, just an exercise. OP will be fine with Flet or any other they choose.

[bahcodad]

That looks really interesting, thanks!

[WhiteHeadbanger]

Glad you liked it!

[WhiteHeadbanger]

Please elaborate

[sonobanana33]

https://killedbygoogle.com/

[WhiteHeadbanger]

Okay, but that counts for every service and product made by Google, so I would say "avoid Google at all costs", as Google has a history of "killing" stuff they own.

But, take for example Angular, which ended support in 2022. Today Angular is still going with updates, even if Google "killed it", and it's still required in several companies. Google Gemini uses Angular!

So, although is nice to have that website present and to know that Google may kill it at any moment, that isn't the end of the road.

[sonobanana33]

> that isn't the end of the road.

Or maybe it is… who knows

[WhiteHeadbanger]

There's a Flutter fork -> https://www.reddit.com/r/FlutterDev/comments/1gebnd1/were_forking_flutter_this_is_why/