>>This dream of building an app once and have it run everywhere is just a pipe dream, at least if you want to build something that doesn't look like a cookie cutter enterprise app. >There are tools for that like Servoy that do a decent job of that, but for custom development that's not an option. The same goes for Mobile. You don't want a one size fits all for >mobile as mobile devices have different styles and behaviors and functionality.
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>Sorry I have to disagree with the above! I have been using python for a number of years now and my stuff runs on Linux, Mac, Windows, iOS, Android. I do have to say that designing for mobile has been a challenge but it's still pure python and what runs on mobile - runs on the desktop. That said, it would still be nice if I had bootstrap.js
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I remember that you posted about Kivy for mobile, but from pure scanning of googled links that sounded more like alpha/beta stage. Can you give a bit more detail?
Do you have a new fwk as Dabo was purely desktop or can you use parts of that for mobile ? That might tempt me to take another look before diving headfirst either into Nativescript or React.Js/React Native, as I want to try something besides Java