New LGPL Python bindings for Qt slither into the light

New LGPL Python bindings for Qt slither into the light

There is a Project called PySide is established by the OpenBossa and Nokia, and its purpose is to provide structure in the LGPL Python Bindings to link to Qt Toolkit. This is a major bullish news, though different from the Riverbank Computing's PyQt dual license: GPL and commercial license.

But I'm a Python novice, to the discovery of a new book called Rapid GUI Programming with Python and Qt, began first as a way to learn Python.

I feel I must first learn Python, but also need to closely observe between Nokia and OpenBossa future direction. To prepare need to switch to PySide.

To start PySide, go to Get Involved. 

My third Python book

Rapid GUI Programming with Python and QT: The Definitive Guide to PyQt Programming 

which is differed to prior two books that I bought, this book is brought to you that building GUI prototypes or full-fledged cross-platform GUI applications with native look-and-feel, PyQt 4 is your fastest, easiest, most powerful solution. So that's what I want. 

The examples are here.

Let's see Phil Thompson Talks About PyQt and PyQt in Wikipedia. 

Gotcha's: developing commercial software with PyQT vrs PySide