Michelle Waveform, PhDJun 7, 2024
hello #mastadon #python people! I need to create a fairly full-featured, desktop user interface (multiple windows, some plotting/graphing) so non coders can set up and run the underlying model. Any recommendations for Python GUI frameworks? I’ve been leaning towards PyQt - any other ones I should look at?
Show threadunicornCoder ☑️  Jun 7, 2024

@mich_waveform

what comes to mind is Shiny / flexdashboards , you can use Python with the {reticulate}. PyQt seems like lots of work but maybe is what you are after. Or use Streamlit, maybe it is quicker to get going for your use case. hope it all works out

Show threadMichelle Waveform, PhD
@unicornCoder thanks! I think I am still leaning toward something a little more full featured, like PyQt/Pyside. I'm looking to make more of a true desktop application as opposed to a dashboard... although I'm going to keep flexdashboards in mind for other projects, it looks really good. (I love Shiny!)
Jun 7, 2024 at 2:46amWeb
Show threadunicornCoder ☑️  Jun 7, 2024

@mich_waveform

okay. PyQt does give you lots to work with so i bet it will be good.