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Ironic that one of the things that got me hooked into programming and python was PyS60. I could write programs on my phone and run them. That was awesome. This

• eric_bullington 14y ago
  Take a look at Kivy. Write code in Python and run it on Android and iOS. Building the dev environments for those platforms is still a pain, but once those are set it, it's a snap. Also, there's an online build server available for Android at no cost. Main drawback is a slow first-time start-up time as the package files are unpacked. Subsequent start-ups are fine in my experience. Once a kivy program is started, it runs like a charm on modern hardware. I'm building a scaffolding for productivity apps in Kivy here: https://github.com/esbullington/vite-vite https://github.com/esbullington/vite-vite You can try out the (very alpha quality) Android app build with the scaffolding here: https://github.com/esbullington/vite-vite/vitevite-0.1-debug.apk/qr_code https://github.com/esbullington/vite-vite/vitevite-0.1-debug... I should have some more time to work on this next week, at which point I'll be cleaning up the code, adding more documentation, and adding a few features. Suggestions and pull requests are welcome.