In this chapter, we will introduce another Python GUI toolkit that does not ship with Python. It is called wxPython. There are two versions of this library. The original is called Classic, while the newest is called by its development project code name, which is Phoenix.
The older Classic version does not work with Python 3.x, and we will not look further into this version but instead concentrate on the Phoenix software version.
In this book, we are solely programming using Python 3.7 and later, and because the new Phoenix project is also aimed at supporting Python 3.7 and later, this is the version of wxPython we will use in this chapter.
First, we will install the framework. Then, we will create a simple wxPython GUI, and after that, we will try to connect the tkinter-based GUIs we developed in this book with the new wxPython library...
