What users are saying about wxDesigner
Steve Horne wrote:
"The wxPython generated code is - as far as I'm concerned - the way all GUIs should be handled. The use of a single procedure to set up a dialog is simplicity itself - and, unlike builder-style tools, it does not impose its own structure on the way the program as a whole operates. Setting up handlers in wxPython is trivial, so this is really the ideal solution."
Julian Smart wrote:
"I'm enjoying being a wxDesigner user and have used the RAD facility - very nice! For the first time I can quickly create dialogs that really do work under both Linux and Windows without fiddling - extremely satisfying."
Vadim Zeitlin wrote:
"This tool is very nice and it will probably be invaluable for the wx community."
Mark McCoy wrote:
"Man, this thing looks nice."
Charles McKnight wrote:
"Let me congratulate you on your excellent work, I've already been using the tool to accelerate my work here. [...] wxDesigner has saved me many hours of handwork (this translates into several hundred US$ every day), as well as giving me a better understanding of the sizers mechanism."
Edward K. Ream wrote:
"Just bought wxDesigner. I like what I see; it fills the biggest gap in the wxWindowss world. Also, it helps me understand how to use events [...]."
William Richter wrote:
"Having come from pygtk/gnome+glade background, I'm in the process of becoming familiar with wxWindows and wxDesigner. After experimenting with wxDesigner for a few days I've found it has a number of features that I've been searching for in a gui building tool, i.e. sizers are the right approach to laying out components in frames."
Geoff Talvola wrote:
"I've looked at the WYSIWYG GUI designers for Python (on Windows only), and in my opinion the best I've seen is wxDesigner for wxPython. [...] It's a commercial product, but it's pretty cheap [...] It doesn't attempt to be a complete IDE like PythonWorks or Boa Constructor, but it appears to do a great job of quickly letting you lay out your GUI and spit out wxPython code. In fact, I like its approach to GUI layout better than VB's approach. [...] As a bonus, it will also work with wxWindows if you need GUIs in C++ programs."
Kenn Seehoff wrote:
"You should take a look at wxDesigner. It's an excellent tool for creating dialogs and forms. It will give you some ideas about code generation too."
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