Deciding between web-based and desktop interface really boils down to what your goals are, regardless of programming language.
What do you want to build? A social media? A news website? Should it be accessible from the internet using web browser? etc. Then Django it is. Shall your app work without internet at all? Needs long CPU/GPU computations? Needs to look and feel native? Then go for desktop app.
BTW. I would use Qt for Python instead of Tkinter. More flexible, has lots of widgets, and native look and feel.
Deciding between web-based and desktop interface really boils down to what your goals are, regardless of programming language.
What do you want to build? A social media? A news website? Should it be accessible from the internet using web browser? etc. Then Django it is. Shall your app work without internet at all? Needs long CPU/GPU computations? Needs to look and feel native? Then go for desktop app.
BTW. I would use Qt for Python instead of Tkinter. More flexible, has lots of widgets, and native look and feel.
Thank you sir!!