On 27/03/15 11:53, Ben Finney wrote:
Howdy all,
I have started a job at an employer which, like many others, wants to
develop a mobile application to access their online service.
They didn't hire me for my skills in that area, so I'm not on the hook
for this. But I wanted to try to keep things local.
Python is a primary part of the platform. Developing the mobile app in
Python – provided it doesn't significantly harm the simplicity or
performance of the resulting app – would be a definite bonus.
Where should I look for either guidance to do this ourselves (if
relatively straightforward), or a Melbourne-based developer shop to do
this for us?
From my previous investigations, I agree Kivy seems the best
multi-platform solution that utilizes python.
There is a book put out by O'Reilly - Creating Apps in Kivy - that I
reviewed it last year
(http://www.simonchristophercropper.com/TechnicalReviews.html#CAiKivy).
From what I have seen the author has attempted to address some of the
issues I pointed out in this review.
If you go to the project's documentation page
(http://kivy.org/docs/gettingstarted/intro.html) you will find high
quality documentation on getting started in Kivy.
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Cheers Simon
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