On Tuesday 22 May 2001 01:38, Chris Withers wrote:
Hi,
A couple of us here at NIP are playing around with building a fat client for Zope, based on Python and hopefully using a ZEO connection to do most of the interaction.
We're looking at both wxPython and Tkinter as possible windowing toolkits.
Which one would you choose? Why? ;-)
pyQT, very mature cross platform high performance, graphically rich toolkit, support for internationalization, new support for macs, runs on embedded devices (zope admin for the palm:), lots of features. ibm's investing for voice recoginition. qtdesigner is very nice gui design environment with xml xports that will allow code generation for all supported platforms. qt3.0 has some nice db/io abstractions in the toolkit. the windows version is not free but if you're willing to plop down some change for a dev. license you can release a windows version. the x win stuff is gpl'd http://www.trolltech.com (qt trolls) http://www.thekompany.com (its under their projects section for pyqt). btw. you should maybe have a look at wingide.com and check out their patches to interface to zope. cheers kapil