Hey everyone! I’ve just finished a small prediction program using Python and I’m thinking about turning it into a smartphone app. I’m wondering if Python is the right choice for creating the app’s interface or if I should switch to a different programming language. If Python can do the job, are there any specific APIs you’d suggest? I’m pretty new to mobile app development, so any advice would be really helpful. Thanks in advance for your input!
python’s not the best for mobile interfaces, tbh. u might wanna check out react native or flutter - they’re pretty awesome for cross-platform stuff. but if ur set on python, look into kivy. it’s not perfect but could work for ur prediction app. good luck with ur project!
hey there! have u thought about using python with kivy? its pretty cool for making apps that work on different phones. ive heard good things about it. what kind of app are u making? maybe we could brainstorm some ideas together? im curious to hear more about ur project!
While Python is a versatile language, it’s not typically the first choice for developing mobile app interfaces. For native app development, languages like Swift (iOS) or Kotlin/Java (Android) are more common. However, you can use Python-based frameworks like Kivy or BeeWare for cross-platform development. These allow you to create mobile apps with Python, but they may have limitations compared to native development tools. If you’re set on using Python, consider exploring these frameworks. Alternatively, you might want to look into hybrid app development using frameworks like React Native or Flutter, which offer a good balance between development ease and native-like performance.