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Is there a good development environment for creating graphical applications with Python

I am a beginner programmer and have learned most of what I know so far from using delphi over the past few months. A month or so ago, I decided to try python, because I was told that it might be easier to learn, and I really like this language. I think I just seem to pick things up the easiest.

The only problem is that I cannot find a good IDE for it that works the way Delphi does. I want to create desktop applications with beautiful graphical interfaces, so it would be nice to have something similar to working with Delphi / Visual studio.

I searched around and could find anything. I wonder if anyone can lend a hand.

Also, from what I compiled, Ironpython seems to be the same as python coding. I do not mind that my applications can only work with windows. Is Python Tools good option. I mean, this is basically like using visual studio, but with Python code?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thank.

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Boa Constructor is a classic RAD IDE for graphical applications (wxpython, both linux and windows). People still use it, but it seems that development stopped a few years ago. PythonCard is another RAD IDE I've used in the past, but also not lost right now

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- wxglade (wxpython, Stani Python Editor, python2.x)
- qtdesigner (qt-pyqt pyside, pyqt. Spyder IDE, pyqt, . python 3.x)

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Python VS, Python. intellisense, , .. IronPython .NET ( ), Python, Pythonic.

The intellisense engine is aware of the GUI designer, so you'll get add-ons for the controls defined in XAML. And you will get an automatic detection of the handler methods when you do things like double-click on the buttons in the designer of the graphical user interface or select the definition of the event handler in the properties area. Probably the biggest drawback is the lack of support for custom controls, as well as support for designers for WinForms.

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