In an interview published on KDE website, Jim Bublitz talks about why one should use PyKDE and about his future plans with PYKDE. Jim Bublitz maintains PyKDE ( the Python language bindings for KDE ).

In an interview published on KDE website, Jim Bublitz talks about why one should use PyKDE and about his future plans with PYKDE. Jim Bublitz maintains PyKDE (the Python language bindings for KDE ), according to him, “OpenOffice’s Python-UNO bridge is pretty daunting for novice programmers and complicated to use for just about anyone. KDE as a platform seems a lot cleaner and easier to use in that way.”

In the “Incorporating HTML into wxPython : Part 1″ we covered – HTML with wxPython, HTML parser, tags and file formats, using widgets in HTML etc. In this part we will cover – adding support for new tags, methods of wx.Html.Tag, working with other file formats, HTML Widget and summary. Following is an excerpt from the book wxPython in Action.

Most of the GUI programming toolkits are large and complex, so they are not very easy to use. wxPython is an Open Source, cross-platform GUI toolkit for the Python programming language. wxPython has gained the popularity in a short duration because it offers productivity gains and useful features for any programmer also it allows programmers to create programs with a robust, highly functional graphical user interface, simply and easily.

Manning recently released the book “wxPython in Action”, It is the only published source for the wxPython toolkit, this book can show you, why wxPython is a better interface tool than Tkinter and other GUI toolkits. Following is an excerpt from the book. It covers – HTML with wxPython, HTML parser, tags and file formats, using widgets in HTML etc.