We've actually ported Seattle ( http://seattle.cs.washington.edu ) to the N800 and found it a great devel environment for Python code. Some researchers at Nokia even ported it to their newer phones for us!
Thanks, Justin On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 5:24 PM, James Thiele <[email protected]> wrote: > Nokia has Python for their S60 devices: http://www.forum.nokia.com/python > > > On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 5:05 PM, Katherine Hernandez > <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> I'm learning Python (and in the process of getting a computer science BS) >> and I really want to make an interpreter for mobile apps so that I can >> practice coding on the go. I read Python books and come across things I want >> to try but its not always feasible to use a computer for little scripts or >> just playing around. >> I know Apple doesn't like anything with scripts running on their devices, >> but I'd like to build it in a way where it would be self contained. I'm not >> sure how to do this in a way that Apple would accept, I don't jailbreak >> devices so the only way to get it to work on an iPhone is to actually >> develop and submit an app. I met a guy on the way back from CES that showed >> me something like this on an android device his company makes. >> I'm doing some Cocoa tutorials, so if there's a way to get it going in >> Cocoa, I am going to a devcamp where I will learn to port Cocoa/Mac >> applications to Apple devices. Is this a silly idea or impossible to get >> this sort of this going? >> Thanks in advance! >> Katherine > > > -- > No electrons were harmed in the creation of this email. >
