books about wxPython

[Chris Barker]

Uwe Schmitt wrote:

> are there any books about wxpython ?

No. it's been talked about, and there is a quick introduction in at
least one book, but no complete book yet.

>or do i have to
> read the online docs ???

Yes. Between the Wiki (http://wxpython.org/cgi-bin/wiki/), and the demo
and the wxWindows docs, there is a lot of stuff there. I don't know C++
, but I have found it quite easy to learn (and that was before the
wiki). The mailing list is helpful too, but like all mailing lists, you
should put in a good effort to RTFM before asking questions.

I like books too, but wxPython is worth it!

-Chris

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