I wrote last year about Tinkerstellar, a new iPad app inspired by Apple’s Swift Playground that’s designed to help people learn Python through multiple interactive lessons. Tinkerstellar is ...

Python falls short in a few areas ... all the OSes it supports by way of a common format for apps on that platform: To deploy on iOS or Android, you’ll need the development kits for those ...

you will learn how to use Kivy for Python app development. By the end, you’ll understand how to start building cross-platform apps for Android, iOS, and Windows using Python. Python is a ...

The Kivy library is based on cross-platform OpenGL, so native apps can run on iOS, Android, Windows, Linux, and OS X Kivy, an open source library based on Python, brings native development of user ...

Pythonista is the app that changed my iOS workflow a year ago. A Python interpreter with native access to iOS system features like photos, URLs, and interface elements, Pythonista allowed me to ...

Thanks in part to the rise of machine learning, programming language Python is hugely popular with developers, but so far mobile devices have been no place for Python applications. Yet Python ...

On last week’s episode of The Prompt, Federico went off on a rant about ugly iOS screenshots. He wasn’t complaining about the apps themselves being ugly, he was chastising those of us who post ...

But creating those applications has traditionally required some pretty advanced skillsets, not the least of which is extensive knowledge of modern programming languages like Python, C++ ...

Apple said Python 2.7 was included in macOS for compatibility with legacy software. "If your software depends on scripting languages, it's recommended that you bundle the runtime within the app ...