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I have a two years of experience in programming of enterprise application’s with Java and Visual Studio, and I’m new in Python and wxPython. So my question is: Can wxPython provide me enough rich GUI to create those same app’s? My reason if using Python is in it’s diversity, simplicity and fast development of app’s. Thank you!
I think it depends on your definition of “rich.” I use it and like to think it can make some fairly useful GUIs. Here’s a screenshot of a wxPython app to work with sensor data I’m writing right now – not the most elaborate or complicated in the world, but so far it seems fairly intuitive for users:
I find the wxPython docs to be a little sparse at times, but as long as you’ve got the demo installed and the wxWidgets docs open it’s a good toolkit to use.