While Kivy and Pyside are already on the roadmap, I suggest looking at nicegui.io as the next compatible framework. Webapps are more and more common compared to desktop apps, and nicegui is a great library with very sensible design choices and defaults (based on fastapi, Quasar, and Tailwind). While it's MUCH easier to design a web app with nicegui over traditional web stack, it can be finicky to get exactly what you want, especially when you don't have all the prerequisite knowledge about web design (how classes work and inheritance, centering divs (classic), padding, alignment, etc etc.). It would be AMAZING to have a visual editor to output the UI with placeholders for logic.
Functionalities of the Feature
Same as current feature set, but exported code uses nicegui instead of tinter.
Feature Description
While Kivy and Pyside are already on the roadmap, I suggest looking at nicegui.io as the next compatible framework. Webapps are more and more common compared to desktop apps, and nicegui is a great library with very sensible design choices and defaults (based on fastapi, Quasar, and Tailwind). While it's MUCH easier to design a web app with nicegui over traditional web stack, it can be finicky to get exactly what you want, especially when you don't have all the prerequisite knowledge about web design (how classes work and inheritance, centering divs (classic), padding, alignment, etc etc.). It would be AMAZING to have a visual editor to output the UI with placeholders for logic.
Functionalities of the Feature
Same as current feature set, but exported code uses nicegui instead of tinter.
This is a new feature request