Version 6.1.4-1
This collection of How-Tos explains how to get started
using Wing with specific Python frameworks, tools, and libraries
for web and GUI development, 2D and 3D modeling, compositing, and
rendering, game development, scientific analysis, and much more.
These How-Tos assume that you are familiar with the Python framework or tool
being discussed and that you already know how to use Wing. To learn more
about Wing see the Quick Start Guide or Tutorial.
Version 6.1.4-1
Wingware
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January 16, 2019
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Sub-sections:
1.
Wing Python IDE Quick Start Guide
2.
How-Tos for Web Development
2.0.
Using Wing with Django
2.1.
Using Wing with web2py
2.2.
Using Wing with Flask
2.3.
Using Wing with Pyramid
2.4.
Using Wing with Plone
2.5.
Using Wing with Zope
2.6.
Using Wing with Turbogears
2.7.
Using Wing with Google App Engine
2.8.
Using Wing with mod_wsgi
2.9.
Remote Web Development
2.10.
Using Wing with mod_python
2.11.
Using Wing with Pylons
2.12.
Using Wing with Webware
2.13.
Debugging Python CGI Scripts with Wing
3.
How-Tos for GUI Development
3.0.
Using Wing with wxPython
3.1.
Using Wing with PyQt
3.2.
Using Wing with GTK and PyGObject
3.3.
Using Wing with PyGTK
4.
How-Tos for Scientific and Engineering Tools
4.0.
Using Wing with matplotlib
4.1.
Using Wing with Jupyter Notebooks
5.
How-Tos for Modeling, Rendering, and Compositing Systems
5.0.
Using Wing with Blender
5.1.
Using Wing with Autodesk Maya
5.2.
Using Wing with NUKE and NUKEX
5.3.
Using Wing with Source Filmmaker
6.
How-Tos for Educational Tools
6.0.
Using Wing with Raspberry Pi
6.1.
Using Wing with pygame
7.
How-Tos for Other Frameworks and Tools
7.0.
Using Wing with virtualenv
7.1.
Using Wing with Vagrant
7.2.
Using Wing with Windows Subsystem for Linux
7.3.
Using Wing with Twisted
7.4.
Using Wing with Cygwin
7.5.
Using Wing with scons
7.6.
Using Wing with IDA Python
7.7.
Using Wing with IronPython