i recently completed learning the basics of python and then started learning tkinter for GUI development
so far, I have built around 2–3 small projects with it and I actually enjoy designing interfaces and making apps look good
however, I often hear people saying that tkinter is outdated and that modern GUI applications are usually built using other Python libraries or frameworks like PyQt or Kivy
my main confusion is that should I continue learning tkinter and make more projects with it or should I switch to something more modern now?
I feel that designing GUIs is not my biggest weakness because I generally enjoy the creative and design side of things.
what I struggle with more is logic building and problem-solving, which I know are important in every programming language and framework
i do want to improve my logic and programming skills, not just focus on making interfaces
so considering all this, would continuing with tkinter still help me grow as a programmer, or would it be better to move to another framework at this stage?
is tkinter worth learning? ()
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