Mac OS X GUI programming with Python

11 Apr 2005

This is top stuff - Python bindings for Objective C that allows you to write GUI apps for Mac OS X in Python. Deeply cool, as they’ve set it up so you can build your GUI in Interface Builder, write the code to use it in Python, and buidl a distributed bundle like any other Mac OS X app at the end. Not had time to do much other than work through the tutorial yet, but I’m very impressed. Not that there’s anything wrong with Objective C, but some times you want to use another language for a particular task, and this makes it really easy to use Python if it takes your mood. If you like Python and have Mac OS X I really can’t advise you strongly enough to give this a whirl.

Link: http://pyobjc.sourceforge.net/