theKompany.com announced the availability of BlackAdder 1.0-040112, a Windows/Linux UI development environment for Python based on Qt. BlackAdder combines a visual design environment with debugging, syntax highlighting, ODBC interfaces and extensive documentation into a comprehensive platform for developing Python applications with PyQt.
BlackAdder 1.0 for Python Development on Windows and Linux
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..I want qtruby too!
They told me that I could have that in the beta program ;P
Well, at least there is python
However it says it requires Python 2.2 and I want to use 2.3.3.
Unless I am sure it will work with the latest…
I’m using windows xp, with Python 2.3.3
The only problem I’ve noticed in my 2 second play, is that the default font is set to size 14, so all the Black Adder menu’s are huge and ugly on install. But that is easy enough to change.
Other than that it looks like a good cross platform VB IDE alternative.
I am to work in BlackAdder-1[1].0-031121,
– on windows XP with python-2.3.3 with a ODBC linking to postgreSQL (psqlodbc-07_03_0200);
– on Fedora Core 1 with python-2.2 with a ODBC linking to postgreSQL (mxODBC).
It seems to be a good option to develop applications multi-platform.
Not yet on OSX – therefore no use to me.