Am new to pyhton kivy GUI, and anyone willing to learn can join me. I will update what I learn and the challenges I face.

Kivy is a GUI that can produce windows,android and IOS(apple) applications. All in one coding .

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I am curious do you guys learn to code as a hobby or do you intend to use it to seek employment. I have never seen any company in the world that is building out apps with python kivy or whatever it is yet you are learning it. So you are going to be dedicating the next six months of your time, time which you will never get back again to learning what absolutely nobody uses. Damn!

tensazangetsu20:
I am curious do you guys learn to code as a hobby or do you intend to use it to seek employment. I have never seen any company in the world that is building out apps with python kivy or whatever it is yet you are learning it. So you are going to be dedicating the next six months of your time, time which you will never get back again to learning what absolutely nobody uses. Damn!

When React native, Electron js, Xamarin and Flutter are not dead why would anyone hire a Kivy developer .

Maybe man is just learning it for fun or research.

Sulele04:

When React native, Electron js, Xamarin and Flutter are not dead why would anyone hire a Kivy developer .

Maybe man is just learning it for fun or research.

The thing is so funny. People are just learning all sorts of rubbish without checking if it's relevant in the job market. They will now come here and scream unemployment.

tensazangetsu20:

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They are mostly Python devs .
My first programming language is Python and I will recommend it any day any time to a beginner but I would not advice anyone to have it as a professional language.
Aside, data analytics and science I don't really fancy Python at all, Even Django and Flask are overated in my opinion, Php, Node js, and Asp.net call the shots in the back-end development.
I have moved to C# and the new .net platform, Python is my ex .

Sulele04:

They are mostly Python devs .
My first programming language is Python and I will recommend it any day any time to a beginner but I would not advice anyone to have it as a professional language.
Aside, data analytics and science I don't really fancy Python at all, Even Django and Flask are overated in my opinion, Php, Node js, and Asp.net call the shots in the back-end development.
I have moved to C# and the new .net platform, Python is my ex .

sir, which language is currently relevant to the market cos I'm learning python currently to move in to cybersecurity if chanced... after python which language will you recommend?

When python breaks even in the android market you will shock at the way kivy will grow exponentially. Its a time bomb waiting to explode.