What is the best approach to develop a desktop application in python? /u/ramp16888 Python Education

I am planning to develop a python application that can take in a file on indefinite size and process the file. The process is compute intense as well. Due to the nature of the application I decide to develop as a desktop application rather than a web app because of latency and resource required (I am sure I made the right decision, let me know if otherwise).

When it comes to desktop application tools, I am planning to ditch tkinter in favour of web UI running local web server like flask and package it using pyinstaller for distribution. Do you think this approach works or is there any better way to do it?

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​r/learnpython I am planning to develop a python application that can take in a file on indefinite size and process the file. The process is compute intense as well. Due to the nature of the application I decide to develop as a desktop application rather than a web app because of latency and resource required (I am sure I made the right decision, let me know if otherwise). When it comes to desktop application tools, I am planning to ditch tkinter in favour of web UI running local web server like flask and package it using pyinstaller for distribution. Do you think this approach works or is there any better way to do it? submitted by /u/ramp16888 [link] [comments] 

I am planning to develop a python application that can take in a file on indefinite size and process the file. The process is compute intense as well. Due to the nature of the application I decide to develop as a desktop application rather than a web app because of latency and resource required (I am sure I made the right decision, let me know if otherwise).

When it comes to desktop application tools, I am planning to ditch tkinter in favour of web UI running local web server like flask and package it using pyinstaller for distribution. Do you think this approach works or is there any better way to do it?

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