I started programming 1991 in Stos Basic on Atari Computers but later changed to Borland Turbo Pascal and later to Delphi and Lazarus.
What I always appreciated was how easy it was to build visual applications – drag and drop, and create something real.
When I moved more into Python, I missed that simplicity.
That is where the idea for RWB Form Designer for Tkinter was born.
Instead of writing every GUI detail manually, I wanted a simple way to design forms visually — even on mobile devices.
A tool that reflects my philosophy: simple, practical, and under control.
RWB Form Designer is not about complexity or frameworks.
It is about creating real tools, step by step, in a way that feels natural.
It is also part of a bigger journey — moving from older development environments into modern, lightweight solutions built with Python.
- Visual layout design
- Drag and position interface elements
- Simple canvas-based editor
- Export ideas for Python Tkinter interface
- Mobile-friendly experimentation
If you are interested in my Python projects, you can explore them here:
👉 https://www.rwb-tech-lab.com/python-projects/