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  * [[Using wxPython Demo Code]] - Explains how to take code from the wxPython Demo and use it in your own projects
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  * [[wxPython Style Guide]] -- Elements of good coding style for wxPython   * [[http://www.learningpython.com/2007/01/29/creating-a-gui-using-python-wxwidgets-and-wxpython/|www.learningpython.com]] -- A short, introductory tutorial.
  * [[http://zetcode.com/wxpython|zetcode.com/wxpython]] -- A slightly longer introductory tutorial.
  * [[AnotherTutorial]] -- A Comprehensive, linux-centric tutorial.
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  * [[http://www.learningpython.com/2007/01/29/creating-a-gui-using-python-wxwidgets-and-wxpython/|www.learningpython.com]] -- Creating a GUI using Python, wxWidgets, and wxPython - An introductory tutorial
  * [[http://zetcode.com/wxpython|The wxPython Guide]] -- Beyond AnotherTutorial
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  * [[wxSizer in python]] - A basic sizer primer.
  * SizerTutorials - A series of tutorials showing how to use the various sizers
  * UsingSizers - How to avoid common sizer misconceptions and pitfalls.
  * [[wxPython by Example]] - A simple example the illustrates several techniques that would be useful in a proper application.
  * [[wxSizer in python]] -- A basic sizer primer.
  * SizerTutorials -- A series of tutorials showing how to use the various sizers
  * UsingSizers -- How to avoid common sizer misconceptions and pitfalls.

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 <<BR>> Text Books
  * '''[[wxPythonInAction]]''' -- Info about the wxPython Book ('''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W00t|w00t!]]''')
  * [[wxPythonApplicationCookbook]] -- Book about developing wxPython applications
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  * [[wxPython Style Guide]] -- Elements of good coding style for wxPython
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  * [[Using wxPython Demo Code]] - Explains how to take code from the wxPython Demo and use it in your own projects
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  * [[wxPython by Example]] - A simple example the illustrates several techniques that would be useful in a proper application.
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  * '''[[wxPythonInAction]]''' -- Info about the wxPython Book ('''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W00t|w00t!]]''')
  * [[wxPythonApplicationCookbook]] -- Book about developing wxPython applications


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