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I'm starting to develop interfaces for my python applications , but I've seen that there are diferents tools to do it, so I would like to know which could be the best, I need something, easy, portable and pretty results. I hope that you can help me.

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  • Then there's also [PyQt](http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/software/pyqt/intro) and [PySide](http://www.pyside.org/)... – icktoofay Aug 23 '11 at 03:42
  • wxPython, pyGTK, PyQT they all are similar level of easeness, probably similar level of portablness too. wxPython used native UI. tkinter is not full featured gui library. – YOU Aug 23 '11 at 03:43
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    Could this question be unmarked as a duplicate? The question that it has been marked as a duplicate of has been deleted / moved. – starbeamrainbowlabs Feb 21 '13 at 18:34

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Pick the one you like, there's no "the best" here.

Personally I like PyQt4, because I like QT4, and py2exe works perfectly fine with it, wxPython is another good thing, but it does not work very well under Windows, see my question here: wx.App (wxPython) crash when calling

You can check some application developed using each frameworks, and see if you like any.

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  • `wxPython` (or the newer version `wxPhoenix`) is nearly a dead project. Only one maintainer who is not willing to accept other contributors or to document his stuff. Bugs for years and far behind the original wxWidgets. – buhtz Dec 04 '16 at 13:36
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For PyGTK - Glade should be your best bet. Similarly, Rapyd-Tk seems to be good for TK. Though for Tk, I would advise you to try with the articles which help you build from the code and then go with the builders. This answer in SO provides the wealth of options available for building GUI using WxPython.

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