Open freakboy3742 opened 3 years ago
Probably should also link to the experimental Python/WinRT projection which could see the necessary work required for WinUI support (as in: Xaml support).
This could be really awesome for data apps. Please think about how to integrate the wide range of popular Dataviz tools like Matplotlib, plotly, bokeh, holoviews, datashader, altair etz.
And look to the popular web frameworks bokeh, Dash, panel, Streamlit and voila for inspiration on how domain experts, scientists and data scientist develop data apps.
For example check out my sites awesome-panel.org and awesome-panel.org.
Make sure we can get an OpenGL context, so libraries like Arcade can do high-performance graphics.
We need Python support
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Please add Python support to WinUI 3!
In my opinion, If Microsoft wants to substantially increase the number of apps that support windows, then one of the best approaches is to invest in the Python community. They are huge in number, enthusiasm, ambition, and growth. A large portion of them are young, and young developers are the future! Your app store will be full of python based apps :)
As a Python developer, if Windows supports Python, then that will make it my first choice as a development OS.
Best,
Strongly in favor π€
Absolutely Support this.
I support this idea!
Yes please.
Yes i'd very much appreciate.
Totally support this!
Support from Mauritius
I also support this suggestion!
Hey iirc there is a python library for this. It's called pythonnet
, a python library for the .NET framework.
Please add Python support to WinUI 3
I support adding Python support to the WinUI3 library.
I support this. Good idea @freakboy3742
I support this!!!
I'm interested in Python Support for WinUI3.
With recent additions like WSL and native containers Windows has started talking my language. I'd honestly strongly consider Windows as a daily driver if Python was picked up officially.
This would be amazing addition to the platform and I'm 100% for it.
This would be wonderful!
Yes please !
This is gonna be awesome!
@benJkuhn and @kennykerr FYI! :)
We shall not lose this opportunity! This can change the world for the better!
This is needed! Windows is falling behind in the apps race because it doesn't have a straightforward solution for beginners to try their hand at making native apps.
I am very excited to see Windows (WinUI3) supports Python, and I hope Microsoft approve that as soon as possible!
Have developed GUIs with Python on Windows platform for few years. Had to use win32 and some other libraries to use specific functionalities. This support would have helped a lot.
Would be awesome indeed πβπ
@ryandemopoulos and @pag3 fyi as well
I have legacy win32 apps that are waiting to be redone in Python and WinUI 3 will be needed. Yes very interested in Python Support for WinUI3.
Yes Please!
I definitely cannot wait for this feature to role out...
YesYesYes
Yes please! Python applications for Machine Learning may greatly benefit from this.
That would be awesome.
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I support this!
would be cool, indeed!! (and I am saying this as a "Mac guy")
It would be great!
yes!
This should be done. Python has become one of the most popular programming languages and today there isn't a good way to build modern Windows apps using Python. Windows Runtime was designed with cross-language support with mind and not for just accessing Windows APIs in OOP way directly without PInvoke in C# but it seems like everything is focused only on C# now.
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There is a like button that is more suited for that purpose than the comment feature.
Either this or invaded by electron
Please, would be a great alternative to Tkinter which looks very outdated.
http://github.com/microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml/issues/3364#issuecomment-877989796 For Windows, tkinter.ttk may be the best alternative that is installed by default by the standard installer of Python, until support for Python is added to WinUI 3.
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Proposal: Add Python support to WinUI3
Summary
WinUI 3 should include an official Python API, allowing end-users to build native Windows GUI apps in Python.
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Important Notes
This has been proposed in direct response to this tweet from @WindowsDocs, and this follow up from @zooba. It may be related to #1421.
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