well nice enough

walnut, i hope

Python and QT is the best of it, but it's such a bloated mess at the end

just make a web app

LOL WinForms with VB.NET

flask

QT is bloated garbage

@Mr. Jesus Yeah that's right. It's all just a scam to try to get you to use their other tools. Like C# is convenient if you are trying to build cloud apps using MS Azure.

I remember using vb

now it's so cringe to me

The designer is supposed to work with C/C++, but it will give you a UI file that you can convert into Python. Put it into a post build step and you can trick your Qt Designer into building Python UIs.

but unfortunately better than most of the options

GUI on python will always be garbage outside of flask web app stuff

just like gaymes

wut

I think I created a gui on vb once and i felt so accomplished with myself

@Unwound are you special

but the issue was the gui did absolutely notthing

We were all there once, no shame

python is a language not a GUI toolkit

not python

vb

if you can't write a good GUI in Python it's because you don't know how to implement UI

like saying you can't write a good you UI in C

@CasualSailor I've been doing C# for about 15 years that really isn't true. The problem with C# is that most programmers didn't bother actually making their code compatible with other Operating systems and ended up using crap like PInvoke and file paths. I literally had the same discussion with people about C# about 100 times now.

I would rather just make a web app, everytime. python binaries and simple package setup is annoying

yeah but c# and python are mostly used now to create bots

Once you have it set up it can be kind of convenient to put together Qt UIs.

no c sharp and python used for thousands and thousands of things

```python
rom PyQt5.Qt import QApplication, QMainWindow
from Ui_mainwindow import Ui_MainWindow

def dial(source, ui, val):
ui.plainTextEdit.setPlainText(str(val))

def clicked(ui):
ui.listWidget.addItem(str(ui.plainTextEdit.toPlainText()))
items = ui.listWidget.selectedItems()

if __name__ == '__main__':
app = QApplication([])
main = QMainWindow()
ui = Ui_MainWindow()
ui.setupUi(main)
ui.dial.valueChanged.connect(lambda val: dial(ui.dial, ui, val))
ui.pushButton.clicked.connect(lambda: clicked(ui))
main.show()
app.exec_()
```

ew max

mac

just because you can't think outside of a bot doesn't mean the language isn't used for much much more

I used Qt-Designer thing, it's cool as fuck once you get it going

@CasualSailor I've been writing code that is cross platform in VS since 2010 but clients don't care and other devs don't care. So you give up.

yeah I know gray but it's the area in which it's most effective

mac is very eww

What do you mean incompatible? The default is for .NET to not be OS specific.

i'm using socketio atm

I cant understand mac users