You should look into Kivy: http://kivy.org
It's an opensource Python library for rapid development of apps. Since
Python is not officially supported on Android, this will help a lot. You
can pretty much use it to run Python code on Android and iOS platforms.
On Friday, January 10, 2014 10:46:51
I just replied on another thread about the possibility of running CPython
inside a web browser (currently Firefox only, but soon also on Google
Chrome).
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/sympy/7HXq4YbzvMo
Running sympy inside a webbrowser could make it extremely portable, not
only to and
Thanks so much for your help. I looked into kivy and went through its
tutorials and API docs. I think it is a good way to build a python app for
sympy . Also we can then port it onto android as well as iOS platforms. I
have started work on it.
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I tried my hand at kivy to build a python application.
Run it by running the file sympy.py . Try running mathematical expressions
on it. Its a very basic interface right now . I plan on developing it
further.
Also, assignment statements do not work yet so all the computation can be
tested by us
