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Well I have yet to see Python make a decent cross platform application on all of those platforms especially iOS and Android. I love Python but people over stat

by baldfat 10y ago

Well I have yet to see Python make a decent cross platform application on all of those platforms especially iOS and Android. I love Python but people over state its benefits and effectiveness.

Loic 10y ago
Python is wonderful for business logic and scientific computations. HTML/JavaScript is wonderful to make beautiful interactive user interfaces. So at the moment, I am using PyQt/PySide and load my HTML/JavaScript/ReactJS GUI in a webview with a simple bridge object between my Python code and the JavaScript code. As soon as I need native interactions with the file system, etc., I am using Python, which is robust and proven (and I am used to it). For example, if I need a dialog to save a file, I just use QFileDialog. At the end, because of a clear separation between the GUI and the computation/system interactions with the bridge object, I just need a different bridge object to have everything running fully online. One point is of course that I am not developing for phones and tablets, I package everything with pyinstaller for the good old desktop users.