Python Documentation Blows!

[Michael]

>As was mentioned in a recent thread python is definitively
>the tool for applications with complex code and no or little UI.
>For UI-intense apps, win32 C# and delphi are still hard to beat
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I wouldn't say that. Python definately benefits from portability and 
easy to write and maintain code. Much better than C#, Delphi, Java, VB, 
etc. Tkinter is just UGLY though. wxPython looks good and isn't hard to 
code but it's hard to learn because of the bad documentation.

>Possibly a smart (and not necessarily big) wxpython book
>could prove a decisive argument for wxpython and python
>as well specifically for the "MS visual *" and delphi user
>communities
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I'd like to see such a book. Maybe a couple. An in-debth book would be 
great for me. A Learn Visually wxPython book for beginners would be a 
good idea too.

>Is it time for the python community to commit a bit
>more to the wxwidgets/wxpython environment?
>I feel so
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I lot of Python people don't like wxPython. I'm really not sure why as 
it always works for me. I think wxPython is great but really needs more 
of an experienced and vocal community and as I said some Python centric 
documentation.