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🎨 Kivy vs Flet — что выбрать для GUI в Python?

Наши подписчики обсуждали, какой инструмент лучше для создания интерфейсов на Python: Kivy или Flet. Давайте разберёмся!

🔹 Kivy — это мощный фреймворк для создания нативных кроссплатформенных приложений. Работает на Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS и даже Raspberry Pi. Поддерживает OpenGL для ускоренной графики, но требует сложной настройки.

🔹 Flet — это фреймворк для быстрой разработки UI на Python с использованием Flutter. Интерфейсы выглядят современно, а приложения легко развертывать в вебе, на десктопе и мобильных устройствах.

❓ Использовали ли вы Kivy или Flet? И как думаете, Python может быть хорош для фронтенда?

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