PySide got its name from the idea of being a Python binding that sits alongside Qt, literally on the Python side of Qt.

#Python #PySide #PySide6 #Qt

PyQt is Qt’s Python binding released under GPL/commercial licensing by Riverbank Computing, while PySide (Qt for Python) is the officially supported binding from The Qt Company with LGPL licensing that is generally more permissive for proprietary apps.

#PySide #PyQt #Qt #Python #binding

After about 4 months of sporadic work, and a good focus now in the summer holiday, I have a new pre-release of a #GUI editor for nodes and edges #Graph s, which support multi-point edges, both rectilinear and curved, as well as managing metadata on the nodes.
A blog post will follow.

#Python #Pyside #Qt

https://github.com/ghillebrand/qtPyGraphEdit

GitHub - ghillebrand/qtPyGraphEdit: A graphical node-edge graph editor, in Python and Qt (PySide6)

A graphical node-edge graph editor, in Python and Qt (PySide6) - ghillebrand/qtPyGraphEdit

GitHub

New alpha release "Pottery" of pKISS is available !
gitlab.com/lenaing/pkiss

Since last message here, I added a KISS project properties viewer dialog, a documentation viewer and enabled loading from LHA archives 😺

#kiss #fkiss #python #sdl #sdl3 #qt #pyside #pyside6 #KisekaeSetSystem

What are the best looking #PySide #QML #PyQt applications you have seen? #design

#python

Please boost for more reach.

Je voulais jouer avec Qt et SDL3 en Python, du coup j’ai commis ceci : un viewer de KISS
https://gitlab.com/lenaing/pkiss

#kiss #fkiss #python #sdl #sdl3 #qt #pyside #pyside6

I've noticed that you can make #QtWebEngine act as a simple web browser with a very thin wrapper written in #Python using #PySide.

It might help me to be more conscious about my internet usage, which is something I want to achieve since a long time.

So, I've committed such crime: https://codeberg.org/Aelspire/pyquefa-browser

I'm sorry!

pyquefa-browser

A thin wrapper over Qt WebEngine using PySide6. Inspired by the surf browser.

Codeberg.org

RE: https://hachyderm.io/@konstantin/115546932485390650

I was pondering this whole fuckup which is #python development and environment and… it occured to me, that quite a lot of people use Python for UI development because of… #Qt and #QtPython (or rather #PySide)…

However, looking at #Anki repo (https://github.com/ankitects/anki), it's already almost 50% written in #Rust… wouldn't it be lovely if we could finally have official #Qt bindings for #Rust? That way one could compile everything and have a neat, self-contained application 🥰

@chakie #Python #ObjectOriented
Question.
I have written #PySide classes to implement editable multi-segment lines for both straight lines and hermite splines. The interfaces are identical, barring the spline constructor, which takes a tangent list.
I want to create a parent class `PolyLine` which can either be `straight` or `hermite`. A "Strategy Pattern" _seems_ to be the solution, but it feels complex. Putting an `if` into every method feels worse.
Ideas?

Code: https://codeberg.org/GrantH/Pyside6-PolyLines/src/branch/main/