I used PySimpleGUI in a devops app that used the new tables widget (only on tkinter) to track/resolve/debug issues (i.e. domain specific sentry). It worked really well! The whole codebase was 300 loc: pull issues from api, put them into table rows, filter rows by combobox filters and handle button presses.
Unfortunately as the app grew the main loop became really hard to follow and I've started to miss callbacks or some sort of oop wrapper around the whole thing. I also noticed that any other backend than TKinter was more like a 3rd class citizen rather than an alternative. Other than that it's probably the best GUI programming entrypoint in Python!
Unfortunately as the app grew the main loop became really hard to follow and I've started to miss callbacks or some sort of oop wrapper around the whole thing. I also noticed that any other backend than TKinter was more like a 3rd class citizen rather than an alternative. Other than that it's probably the best GUI programming entrypoint in Python!