Kevin Altis: PythonCardPythonCard is cross-platfrom framework for building desktop apps with Python.(Untitled)- February 20, 2003 David McNab has written a walkthrough for PythonCard titled Increasing Usefulness with Timers and Threadshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0102677/categories/pythoncard/2003/02/20.html#a44 (Untitled)- February 9, 2003 Pygick V. Satheesh Babu writes: I wanted to find out how quick PythonCard is, to learn and use. Answer - it is the quickest to make GUIs! Then I thought about what kind of application I can write. Making a easy to use batch image processor seemed like a good idea. I vaguely remember seeing an application like this - so whatever I could remember from that applications' GUI as a base, made an application. I used PythonMagick, a library for ImageMagick functions.http://radio.weblogs.com/0102677/categories/pythoncard/2003/02/09.html#a36 (Untitled)- February 1, 2003 PyObjC is interesting, but not relevant to me I don't expect I'll be using PyObjC much myself because I'm committed to writing cross-platform applications. That is why I'm using Python, wxPython and PythonCard to write apps that run on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. I don't know Objective-C and I really don't have any interest in learning a single OS API such as Cocoa anymore than I want to invest a lot of time in .NET that only works with Windows. Yes, .NET may someday run on the Mac, but I'll..http://radio.weblogs.com/0102677/categories/pythoncard/2003/02/01.html#a33 |