I was looking at threading on Android and it occurred to me that perhaps others sidestep problems I encountered with native APIs by using Python's own threading features. Then I wondered if some developers prefer to stick to the platform native APIs for things like threading, and if they found it difficult to adapt to a non-Pythonic API.
Has anyone else looked at how well (or poorly) some of the idioms used in Python map to each of the underlying mobile platforms and frameworks, or are people just using the native APIs directly? The answer to this might save someone the effort of trying to reproduce the APIs of those standard Python libraries that aren't interesting to mobile developers. David _______________________________________________ Mobile-sig mailing list [email protected] https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/mobile-sig
