> I've seen a few widget libs out there, but most have died quite quickly.
> Here's a list of some I've found.
> Sorry that it's not an answer to your question, but I think its important
> to see what's out there.

> Wydget
> http://code.google.com/p/pyglet/source/browse/#hg%2Fcontrib%2Fwydget
> Inside the Pyglet contrib module
> hasn't been updated since 2007

> Kytten
> http://code.google.com/p/kytten/
> Development has stopped
> Themes are a pain in the ass and the default look is pretty horrid.
> The code is nice though so could probably be forked quite easily.

> SimpleUI
> http://swiftcoder.wordpress.com/2009/08/17/simplui-1-0-4-released/
> Hasn't been updated since 2009
> although the developer is still active here

> Pyglons
> http://code.google.com/p/pyglons/wiki/windoh
> Seems to have its own (its based on pyglet)
> Not sure how complete it is.

> PyChan
> http://pychan.wikidot.com/
> Used by FIFE (recreating the fallout engine)
> But it's bound to PyGame (SDL+PyOpenGL).
> Would be interesting to see if it could be decoupled.
> Unfortunately it's XML infested

> PyMT (multi-touch)
> http://pymt.eu/docs/api-0.3.1/api-pymt.html
> Became Kivy, so I guess it's not actively developed.
> I dislike Kivy, but that's a personal opinion.

> These are all projects that try and invent their own UI system.
> This is fine for small projects, but larger projects should aim for a more
> robust UI tool such as using existing HTML / CSS renderers.

> Berkelium
> http://berkelium.org/
> Free binding to Chromium, unlike non-free awesomium
> Would be a good choice for creation of some bindings.
> Kivy has bindings here:
> https://github.com/kivy/kivy-berkelium/tree/master/berkelium
> Haven't taken a look, be good if the 'Kivy'ness could be stripped out.

> Librocket
> http://librocket.com/
> Uses HTML / CSS for rendering UIs.
> Unfortunately it is for C++ projects, it's 'python bindings' are actually
> just for writing scripting logic inside the UI, but it doesn't let you use
> it from a python project.
> Took me a long time to figure that out.

> Cheers,
> Adam

> On Tuesday, October 30, 2012 1:33:52 AM UTC+11, Mark wrote:

>> I've looked at the roadmap but see no mention of widgets. Is there any
>> prospect of pyglet gaining a widget library so that pyglet could be
>> used to develop applications without any other dependencies?