sonny, 3 months ago (edited 3 months ago) to python

Is this Python diagnostics coming to Workbench 46 ? :python: :gnome:

Why yes it is!

Collaborative effort with @janvhs and @capypara 🙌

We are using pylsp and Ruff.

I'm also very excited to share that all 100+ demos have been ported to Python. Thanks to all contributors!

#Python #gtk #pygobject #development #GNOME

nekohayo, 3 months ago to python

Oh cool, the new #PyGObject documentation website actually lists known #Python #GTK apps around the #GNOME platform, & there are more than I thought, even among the new crop of #GTK4 + #libadwaita apps! Some of those I had never suspected were Python.

It's encouraging to see continued adoption of that elegant language. I want more apps to be written in Python+GTK, they lower the barrier to entry for newcomers in #opensource.
https://gnome.pages.gitlab.gnome.org/pygobject/#who-is-using-pygobject

gregorni, 7 months ago to python

I get the feeling the Python GTK bindings are getting a lot of love recently (like really a lot). Nice to see!

#Python #PyGObject #GTK #GTK4 #Libadwaita #Programming #Linux #Apps #Development #Software

sonny, 7 months ago to python

Python support just landed in Workbench 🎉

:python: 🛠️ :gnome:

Thanks and credits to @capypara !

#Python #gtk #GNOME #pygobject #libadwaita

paulox, 8 months ago to GNOME

GNOME Python binding 👣🐍

PyGObject changes for GNOME 45:

• drop GTK2 and Python 3.7 🧽
• support Python 3.12 ✨
• GTK4 and Libadwaita documentation 📚

Info 👇
https://release.gnome.org/45/developers/index.html#gnome-python

#Gnome45 #Gnome #Python #PyGObject #FreeSoftware #ReleaseDay #Gtk4 #Libadwaita

CC @gnome