I've recently had need to read and post to some forums implemented using Discourse, including Python's Forums. I've been very impressed with it, so I decided to try it out. You can see the result at Discuss wxPython.
Some of the things I like are:
wxPython 4.0.6 is now available at PyPI, with some additional files at Extras
This is a quick-fix release to take care of the following issues:
Fixed a probably rare, but fatal bug on OSX when calling certain overloaded virtual methods with implementations in Python.
Fixed char pointers in generated stub code to have a valid pointer value.
Reverted the change that loads up install_requires from the contents of requirements.txt. Split the requirements.txt file into one for install and one for development.
wxPython 4.0.3 is now available at PyPI, with some additional files at the Extras archive.
This is another quick turn-around release in order to solve a couple semi-serious issues found in 4.0.2. Changes in this release include the following:
wxPython 4.0.2 is now available at PyPI, with some additional files at the Extras archive.
Changes in this release include the following:
wxPython 4.0.1 is now available at PyPI, with some additional files at the Extras archive.
This release is a quick hot-fix of some issues discovered in 4.0.0 just after the release, plus a bit of low-hanging fruit that was easy to squeeze in too. Changes in this release include the following:
wxPython 4.0.0 is now available at PyPI, with some additional files at the Extras archive.
Changes in this release include the following: