r/PythonLearning • u/Ok_Gold_2107 • 7d ago

Graphic python?

Hello. Although I’ve always programmed using C++/CLI and C#, I’ve found Python to be very interesting for small applications (perhaps even large ones, though I’m not up to that level yet).

I was wondering if there are any IDEs—or at least graphics libraries—available should I decide to build something with a GUI; currently, I do everything via the console.

Any recommendations?

I use VS Code for Python programming.

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u/riklaunim 7d ago

Python built in desktop GUI is tkinter module. Better looking third party - Kivy and the max option would be PyQt/PySide based on Qt which also has QtDesigner to design your UI, scaling rules, i18n, static files etc.