Don't know if it is bad form to comment on my own post, but anyway..
Guietta (pronounced gui-etta, rhymes with Henrietta) is a wrapper over QT that makes creating simple GUIs a breeze. I was inspired by PySimpleGUI, which had some great ideas but in my opinion did not go far enough. Guietta lets you literally draw the GUI in your python code, with a minimalist syntax. No QT knowledge needed. Have a look at the intro and tutorial on readthedocs (scroll to the bottom for the intro and tutorial links).
It was started as a weekend project, but turned out much better than I expected. I want to share it because, to my knowledge, there is nothing approaching it in sheer speed and simplicity to make Python GUIs.
If you find any bugs, I'll be happy to fix them, or create a pull request on github!
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[ 3.2 ms ] story [ 17.5 ms ] threadGuietta (pronounced gui-etta, rhymes with Henrietta) is a wrapper over QT that makes creating simple GUIs a breeze. I was inspired by PySimpleGUI, which had some great ideas but in my opinion did not go far enough. Guietta lets you literally draw the GUI in your python code, with a minimalist syntax. No QT knowledge needed. Have a look at the intro and tutorial on readthedocs (scroll to the bottom for the intro and tutorial links).
It was started as a weekend project, but turned out much better than I expected. I want to share it because, to my knowledge, there is nothing approaching it in sheer speed and simplicity to make Python GUIs.
If you find any bugs, I'll be happy to fix them, or create a pull request on github!
And no, commenting on your show HN posts is normal and semi-common practice.