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It depends on what GUI framework you choose. &nbsp;My personal suggestion is to avoid the standard Tkinter. &nbsp;The reason is that it is rather strange these days (obsolete). &nbsp;<br />
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It depends on what GUI framework you choose.  My personal suggestion is to avoid the standard Tkinter.  The reason is that it is rather strange these days (obsolete).  

 


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Hi,<br />
I am looking for a Python IDE which will allow me to design forms etc. visually (like visual studio ide)<br />
It can run under Windows or Linux, no problem.<br />
Of course there will be coding behind, but at least I don't want to spend time for designing forms / controls etc.<br />
As you could understand easily, I'm a newbie :-)<br />
I am very much impressed about the Python language and I am looking for a RAD tool actually.<br />
It may be free or paid.<br />
Thanks.
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Hi,
I am looking for a Python IDE which will allow me to design forms etc. visually (like visual studio ide)
It can run under Windows or Linux, no problem.
Of course there will be coding behind, but at least I don't want to spend time for designing forms / controls etc.
As you could understand easily, I'm a newbie :-)
I am very much impressed about the Python language and I am looking for a RAD tool actually.
It may be free or paid.
Thanks.

Easiest / &quot;most visual&quot; Python IDE (free or not)

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Easiest / &quot;most visual&quot; Python IDE (free or not)

Easiest / "most visual" Python IDE (free or not)