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wxPython 2.8 Application Development Cookbook

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wxPython 2.8 Application Development Cookbook is a new book about developing applications with wxPython 2.8 and beyond. It includes a wide collection of examples and helpful explanations for for beginners to expert users. The book is available as an ebook or paper back from Packt Publishing or Amazon

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Contents

This book contains over 80 recipes covering topics from basic widget usage, events, design concepts, to application development. Included below is a list of the chapters in the book.

  • Getting Started with wxPython
  • Responding to Events
  • Basic Building Blocks of a User Interface
  • Advanced Building Blocks of a User Interface
  • Providing Information and Alerting Users
  • Retrieving Information from Users
  • Window Layout and Design
  • Drawing to the Screen
  • Design Approaches and Techniques
  • Creating Components and Extending Functionality
  • Using Threads and Timers to Create Responsive Interfaces
  • Building and Managing Applications for Distribution

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wxPythonApplicationCookbook (last edited 2011-01-02 19:07:06 by s53750fbd)

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