It is not far from 'yea, but I don't have to put ' ' onto the ends of my Python statements, why do I have to in C? I should be able to not do that in C, right? Why is C such a shitty programming language? I don't want to use Python, I want to use C without semicolons' Comparing a single piece of software, built for a single platform, that does a set of fancy features that you like, to a set of GUI frameworks in the Python language that will run across the 3 major operating systems as well as devices like the Raspberry Pi, is akin to demanding that ' ' not be required in the C programming language. This post sounds more like a temper tantrum than an exploration of what's possible and what's not. I am just quite lost and I can’t find a Python GUI example that is worth mentioning. For instance, in SwiftUI you have in the left the code you write and in the right the result, it’s very simple and you can do anything. I’m looking for something like SwiftUI for Python or Sketch for desktop applications. One more question: how do you “match” or “pair” (sorry for the terms used but I’m quite new) the code with the GUI once it’s created? I’m very confused, and I tried to find out how to create good-looking applications with Python and I can’t find anything.

So, my question is: does the programming language election implies better GUIs because of the libraries that they have available? How can you create amazing good looking GUI as the CleanMyMac application with Python? Does frameworks have something to do? I tough it was my fault, so I looked for some examples of those libraries made by professional programmers and they still look really ugly. I’ve seen software such as CleanMyMac showing an amazing, gorgeous and animated GUI, but when I write the code in Python using VSC and use a library like Tkinter or similar, the GUI looks like sh**. Why are Python GUI libraries so f****** ugly?

I wanted to first clarify that I’m quite new programming with Python.

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