PyDraw: a GUI drawing generator based on Tkinter and its design concept
Jinwei Lin, Aimin Zhou

TL;DR
PyDraw is a GUI generator based on Tkinter that simplifies visual GUI design, demonstrating high practicality and efficiency, and promoting a free, low-code approach to GUI development.
Contribution
It introduces a novel GUI generator, PyDraw, with a unique design philosophy supporting Tkinter and other frameworks, emphasizing free and visual GUI creation.
Findings
PyDraw effectively simplifies GUI design with high efficiency.
Experiments confirm PyDraw's practicality and usability.
The source code is openly available for community development.
Abstract
The emergence of GUI is a great progress in the history of computer science and software design. GUI makes human computer interaction more simple and interesting. Python, as a popular programming language in recent years, has not been realized in GUI design. Tkinter has the advantage of native support for Python, but there are too few visual GUI generators supporting Tkinter. This article presents a GUI generator based on Tkinter framework, PyDraw. The design principle of PyDraw and the powerful design concept behind it are introduced in detail. With PyDraw's GUI design philosophy, it can easily design a visual GUI rendering generator for any GUI framework with canvas functionality or programming language with screen display control. This article is committed to conveying PyDraw's GUI free design concept. Through experiments, we have proved the practicability and efficiency of PyDrawd.…
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Taxonomy
TopicsDigital Games and Media · Virtual Reality Applications and Impacts
