You can use any of those tools to get a GUI looking exactly as you want
(buttons, colors etc.) - a web "GUI" is not really that different from any
others, and desktop GUIs have been around for a long time. Again, I don't
think Django is a good fit for the use case you have described (but not
be
Hi Derek,
thanks a lot for the suggestion, but i would not get good GUI in terms of
theme, buttons, and give the colors for specific verdicts.
and in future i might have to leverage the things in front GUI that i am
going develop for existing TCL framework.
apart from this any other suggestion wo
You are better off using Django for what is it designed for - web-based
systems - and rather use other Python alternatives for desktop-based GUIs
e.g. pyQT
(see various resources such as
https://blog.resellerclub.com/the-6-best-python-gui-frameworks-for-developers/
)
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