DelphiFMX Python Module - Free Download

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What you get with DelphiFMX Python Module

Delphi's FireMonkey framework is a Python module for Windows, MacOS, Linux, and Android GUI development.

FireMonkey is a GUI framework originally from Embarcadero Delphi for native cross-platform application development. It uses the GPU via DirectX or OpenGL for hardware accelerated rendering. It includes a rich styling system and is user extensible.

The delphifmx is a natively compiled Python module powered by the Python4Delphi library. It gives Python developers access to the FireMonkey GUI framework from Python with no need to use Delphi in their development process, and is freely redistributable.

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