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Nov 10, 2021 â‹… 4 min read

Comparing the top Python GUI frameworks

Oyelekan Bukunmi My name is Oyelekan Bukunmi. I am an innovative software engineer with experience in Python and JavaScript. I am passionate about shaping the future of technology.

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2 Replies to "Comparing the top Python GUI frameworks"

  1. I have yet to find an article like this that points out (maybe in the pros and cons section) about integration with other common technologies likely to be used in a project. Let’s take for example, MySQL. In my experience it is extremely difficult to get a Python project with a PyQt6 GUI to work with a MySQL database. You have to generate your own driver and I have been hard pressed to figure that out with the few resources I have found on-line to help. Also from my experience, MySQL does work with TKinter using pyodbc. Just saying. If someone can point me to a source that gives advice on building a FULL application I’d be most grateful.

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