I've built three apps now using Kivy and one with React-Native, just wanted to share my thoughts on both. Just a warning, I am strongly biased towards python and this is all based on opinion and experience and is thus worth what you pay for it. I don't claim to be an expert in either of these, just have worked with each for several months. If something is incorrect I'd love to hear advice. Kivy Demo of one of the apps Pros: Nice to be able to run natively on the desktop WITHOUT a simulator Python is easy to work with Use (almost) any python library Very easy to create custom widgets Kivy properties and data binding just work. Way nicer than React's "state" / flux / redux whatever you want to call it (stupid?). Native interfaces (pyjnius) and (pyobjc) Runs and feels pretty smooth Cons: Default widget toolkit looks like Android 4.4. Requiring you use your own widgets or a theming kit like KivyMD if styling bothers you Creating dy
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Does KDE have something similiar?
ReplyDeleteDid a fresh install of Ubuntu 12.04 yesterday. Used this tutorial with dconf and the shell entry was nonexistant. Had to install gconf and found it in /apps/metacity/general/button_layout. Thought this info would be useful for other users in my situation.
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