Hi,
I support SymPy running on Android. See the tablet in my SymPy for
smartphones & tablets <http://www.robertocolistete.net/Python/SymPy/>
analysis : SymPy on Android is fast to load & run (not much slower than
SymPy on desktop OS), it just lacks easy installing and interactive use.
A SymPy UI packaged in .apk, ideally available in Android Market
(now Play Store), has the potential to solve this issues.
Regards, Roberto
Em 18-03-2012 23:08, Aaron Meurer escreveu:
Note that this doesn't necessarily require putting SymPy directly on
the device. We could just make it a nice frontend to SymPy Live.
Even if the eventual plan is to put it directly on the device, this
may be a good place to start to get the UI fleshed out without having
to worry about the technical details involved with running Python on a
phone.
Aaron Meurer
On Sun, Mar 18, 2012 at 1:50 PM, Abhinandan Ramprasath
<abhiin1...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I have studied the structure of SymPy for the last few days.I realise that
porting a Python code to android is an uphill task,but there have been
attempts that have successfully executed python on android before(SL4A for
example). I have some experience on programming android
applications(developed 3 apps, 2 in market).I am also good with UI
designing. I would like to discuss the possibility of such a task with a
mentor if possible.
-Abhinandan
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