Kivy will do desktop and mobile, but web applications are a different animal completely. Since they run on a web browser, rather than directly on the computer operating system, your ability to interact with the user's environment is very limited. Anything complex must be written in JavaScript. There are a few Python-to-JavaScript "transpiler" projects out there which attempt to make it possible to write python code to run in a browser, but I have never heard of kivy running on one of them. I think your best bet would be to either plan on doing two implementations, or have your website be a portal to download your desktop app.
On Friday, February 5, 2016 at 8:18:13 AM UTC-7, MHK wrote:
-- On Friday, February 5, 2016 at 8:18:13 AM UTC-7, MHK wrote:
Hi All,I am planning to develop an application which should be mainly work with desktop and latter may be use the same desktop app to convert into web and mobile application using python. I wanted to know whether kivy will suffice for all the three platforms (desktop, web and mobile) or do I need to work on kivy for desktop and Django for web. Please suggestThanks
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