Lets do some reality check... > direct android/ ios support > > direct support for mobile > > webview for making executable in default library
Python does not have any relevant support for Android, nor iOS, nor mobile, nor Webview in standard library. It recently added sys.getandroidapilevel() but thats pretty much all Android-specific stuff it has, it only returns an integer so is not like ground-breaking useful anyway <https://docs.python.org/3.10/library/sys.html#sys.getandroidapilevel> Also Python has no support in standard library for making executables. > as python kivy Kivy is not in Python standard library. > ionic, etc Python has to use another programming language like JavaScript because it does not support running in Frontend, this is also not in Python standard library neither. Nim can do Frontend. > Website which shows example ...it should have similar simple type as factorial Python web landing page does not have any Factorial example. It has 5 examples in 5 tabs, examples 1 is Fibonacci, examples 2 is Comprehensions, examples 3 is Arithmetic, examples 4 is Std output, examples 5 is For loop. Nim web is open source and is static HTML anyone can add more examples. > Snake game Link to source code repo is right below the game. I would change it for a Nico powered game, but the snake is also Ok. > There should be cheetsheet <https://www.overleaf.com/read/svnxffsjvscy> It is free gratis libre open source Latex and PDF with download. > single installer containing mingw, git, vs code, its nim extension, code > runner Python installer does not include mingw, git, vs code, vs code extensions. I dunno whats "code runner" but Nim only needs `nim r file.nim` to run code. I think most people doing software development already have Git installed anyway.
