W e start right off by introducing you to wxPython in chapter 1, “Welcome
to wxPython,” which explains how wxPython came to be, and what
makes it so great that you should drop everything and start using it. We’ll
show a little bit of sample code, some cool screenshots, and contrast wxPython
with its wxWidgets parent project. In chapter 2, “Giving your wxPython program
a solid foundation,” we discuss the two objects required in all wxPython
applications. The first, the application object, manages the event loop and
oversees the application lifecycle. The second, the top-level window, is the
focal point of user interaction with your program. We’ll show you how to use
both, and offer troubleshooting tips.