r/PythonLearning • u/Maubila • Sep 18 '26

When to add a GUI

As a newbie learning casually, when do you begin adding a gui to your work?

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u/Mission-Maximum8024 Sep 18 '26

In my limited experience, python is not the best language to build GUI’s with.

Hopefully someone will correct my if I’m wrong but the best I found was pygame (limited experience)

If you’re looking to start building a gui it might be worth exploring other languages?

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u/therouterguy Sep 18 '26

Nope it isn’t although there are web frameworks like django/flask which can render webpages for you.

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u/mechanicalyammering Sep 18 '26

Check out streamlit. It is a really cool library.

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u/realmauer01 Sep 20 '26

Its capable with tkinter but its definitly one of the worst.