Mike Hughes
@mikehugheskent.bsky.social
Lecturer at University of Kent | Computational microscopy, endomicroscopy, holographic imaging, OCT
To avoid re-inventing the wheel each time we subclass the base GUI and add whatever application-specific code we need. It also allows the processing to quite easily be run on a separate core from the UI, which is a pain to set up in Python the first time you do it (thanks to the GIL).
March 31, 2025 at 11:14 AM
To avoid re-inventing the wheel each time we subclass the base GUI and add whatever application-specific code we need. It also allows the processing to quite easily be run on a separate core from the UI, which is a pain to set up in Python the first time you do it (thanks to the GIL).
If you're struggling to build performant GUIs for imaging system development in Python, this may be helpful, we've used this as the basis for GUIs for endomicroscopes, holographic microscopes and OCT (No more Labview!).
March 31, 2025 at 11:14 AM
If you're struggling to build performant GUIs for imaging system development in Python, this may be helpful, we've used this as the basis for GUIs for endomicroscopes, holographic microscopes and OCT (No more Labview!).