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How to use Qt Creator with Python?

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I want to use Qt for developing Ubuntu desktop, phone and tablet applications but I don't want to learn a new programming language (C++, JavaScript). Is it possible to write Qt application in Python utilizing Qt-Creator as IDE?

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answered 1 Year ago lowovey · Accepted Answer

Yes, Qt-Creator is a C++ IDE, with little support for other languages but since version 2.8.0 a quite basic python support has been added.

That said you can use Qt-Designer (the form building tool), Qt-Translator (the translate tool), etc... easily with python.

There are two Qt-Python bindings right now, the GPL/Commercial dual licensed PyQt, and the LGPL PySide. I have used PyQt for a long time and I'm a happy user, I also have tried PySide but it looks less mature to me. If your license requirements allow you I'd go for PyQt.