I think it's worth pointing out that as a mobile app development platform, pyjd is a bad idea. Pyjamas is just a python web framework used either to generate Javascript, or to run directly in Python - assuming there is a python-accessible browser engine available (this last part is why there are so many problems with pyjd on several platforms).
I would be surprised if there were compatible browser engines on all the desired mobile platforms. Perhaps it would be a better approach to try to build the app using pyjs, and serve it via the server, as a more traditional web app. It has a fighting chance that way, of living on all the desired platforms. Just my opinion. Rich On Tue, Jun 12, 2012 at 1:59 PM, C Anthony Risinger <anth...@xtfx.me> wrote: > Message below was accidentally sent to the pyjs-devel list, which > pretty much only had commit logs and whatnot. > > Anyone have specific comments/experiences/ideas RE: mobile development? > > ENCLOSED: description-pyjs.pdf > > -- > > C Anthony > > --------------------------------------------- > Hi, > Anthony Risinger told me, that our Project (attached) to create > Multiple apps form a browser-based Flashapplication can be done with > Pyjamas-desktop similar to AdobeAir. We are looking for a developer, > who has experience in the development of mobile apps. > > Best regards > > Regina Stöber-Yurdakul > IP-Wetter e.K.
