I'm enjoying improving my naive folder/image browser in #Python
github.com/villares/sketch-a-d

Every time I explore #GUI making without a proper GUI library/framework, drawing directly on a window with #py5, I get something useful very quickly with lot's of control, but on the other hand, the code starts getting "complicated" quickly.

#PySimpleGUI is awesome for small forms/panels and, as the name implies, simple GUIs. I quickly got blocked by it for this use case. Maybe one day I'll learn #PyQt and "maker the jump". But the initial complexity is daunting. I'm probably ignoring the initial complexity od py5 too, because I'm so used to it and the subjacent Processing way of doing things.

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in terms of GUI beauty, ease, flexibility, etc I always find web to be on the top.
Native GUI libraries they try too hard to be native and often then suck on the ease and intuitive part due to it.

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