what would you like to see in a 2nd edition Nutshell?

[JanC]

JoeG schreef:

> I disagree with your Tkinter vs. wxPython
> decision.  I tried a number of programs written with Tkinter and really
> didn't like the interface.  The program I helped develop is Windows
> based and I knew that a program with the Tkinter interface would never
> work as a cross platform environment.  Out existing customers just
> wouldn't accept it.   I can't see anyone using Tkinter for new mass
> market development.  If you've already got an application written with
> it you might want to continue using it but for new projects, wxPython
> seems to have some BIG advantages.

Robin Dunn is writing a wxPython book:
<http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.python.wxpython/17535>


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