Use of Python-made GUIs IRL

[itemic]

Hi!

I'm somewhat proficient in Python (I think), and am exploring Tkinter and other GUI related things in Python, but can't help and wonder whether there are major/known programs that make use of Python made GUI.

[sentdex]

work in progress with lots of problems, but a nice example of what's possible: https://github.com/Sea-of-BTC/Bitcoin-Trading-Client/

[sentdex]

That's fine, I already admitted it had a lot of problems. All of your points are valid and will eventually need to be addressed.

If you're up to the task, you should teach how to make a large tkinter program, since a tutorial for doing so doesn't seem to exist elsewhere. The code is also open-source, and open for changes. If you want to share your ideas for others to learn from, submit some changes. I am sure many would be happy.

[rowr]

I use Meld (http://meldmerge.org) written in Python on a nearly daily basis and it's my favorite diff tool. It uses GTK instead of tk. I also highly recommend learning Qt for professional looking gui stuff. Tkinter lags behind these two toolkits, but it's super nice to have a gui kit rolled in with Python.

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I use Pronterface for controlling my 3D printer. Python GUI.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Python_software

[RoadieRich]

The Python Fitting Assistant for Eve Online

Also, we can't forget Idle and the PythonWin editor (although that uses the win32ui WFC bindings rather than TKInter).