Everything You Should Know About DelphiFMX for Python

DelphiFMX for Python is generally an integration between two powerful programming languages that allows developers to use the Delphi FireMonkey framework for building cross-platform applications with Python. This leverages the FireMonkey framework that enables cross-platform development. With a single codebase, DelphiFMX for Python is not just Windows application development, but it also targets multiple platforms including macOS, Linux, and Android. In this video from the recently concluded PyGAC 2023, Eli M will give us an overview of what DelphiFMX for Python is capable of and how to utilize the power of ChatGPT to create Python GUI apps.

The Origin and Features of DelphiFMX for Python

Generally, DelphiFMX for Python comes from the FireMonkey library which is found in Delphi and RAD Studio. DelphiFMX is the Python package that wraps up the FMX library to make it available to Python.  The video also highlights all the main and notable features of DelphiFMX for Python. First of which is its cross-platform capability, allowing it to work on various platforms like Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android. In addition to that, DelphiFMX is highly customizable, giving users flexibility and control over GUI design. Users can take advantage of 124 components, 18 layout options, and the Visual Designer.

Utilizing AI Technology in Creating Python GUI Apps

Eli M will also demonstrate how to take advantage of the AI technology and fuse it with the DelphiFMX in Python GUI Development. Here, we will discover how to be able to create Python Apps using the ChatGPT. We will also learn how to build a Stable Diffusion app with a Python GUI interface using the ChatGPT. We will also be introduced to Replicate.com and what exactly it does. Interestingly, the video will also walk us through the process of building a  large language model app to query Vicuna-13b, illustrating the power of Python GUIs in AI-driven app development.

If you want to learn more about DelphiFMX for Python, feel free to watch the video below.