This will probably be a major, but not humongous project. wxPython,
pyGTk, and pyQt all have the architecture and basics you'll need, it
will probably be about the same amount of work to create in all of
them. Pick the one that best suites your licensing and platform needs.
Thanks for the
Joel Hedlund wrote:
ideas from you people to get me going in the right direction. Despite my
GUI n00b-ness I need to get it good and usable with an intuitive look
and feel.
UI design requires a different skillset than programming. It can be a
very frustrating and thankless task as well. It
UI design requires a different skillset than programming. It can be a
very frustrating and thankless task as well. It is incomparably easier
to see the flaws in existing interfaces than correcting them (or even
creating the said interface). Make sure to start with something simple,
and learn
Hi!
I've been thinking about writing a good multiple sequence alignment
(MSA) viewer in python. Sort of like ClustalX, only with better zoom and
pan tools. I've been using python in my work for a couple of years, but
this is my first shot at making a GUI so I'd very much appreciate some
ideas
On 1/10/07, Joel Hedlund [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
I've been thinking about writing a good multiple sequence alignment
(MSA) viewer in python. Sort of like ClustalX, only with better zoom and
pan tools. I've been using python in my work for a couple of years, but
this is my first shot at
Joel Hedlund wrote:
Hi!
I've been thinking about writing a good multiple sequence alignment
(MSA) viewer in python. Sort of like ClustalX, only with better zoom and
pan tools. I've been using python in my work for a couple of years, but
this is my first shot at making a GUI so I'd very
On 2007-01-10, hg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joel Hedlund wrote:
Thanks for taking the time!
/Joel Hedlund
I do not know if PyGtk and PyQT have demos, but wxPython does
and includes PyPlot: an easy way to look at the basic features.
PyQT does come with an impressive plethora of demos.
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