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Kivy Cookbook

You're reading from Kivy Cookbook Enhance your skills in developing multi-touch applications with Kivy

Product type Paperback

Published in Aug 2015

Publisher

ISBN-13 9781783987382

Length 246 pages

Edition 1st Edition

Languages

Python

Tools

Kivy

Concepts

Cross Platform Mobile Development

Authors (2):

Hugo Solis

Hugo Solis

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Table of Contents (11) Chapters

Preface

1. Kivy and the Kv Language FREE CHAPTER

2. Input, Motion, and Touch

3. Events

4. Widgets

5. Graphics – Canvas and Instructions

6. Advanced Graphics – Shaders and Rendering

7. The API in Detail

8. Packaging our Apps for PC

9. Kivy for Mobile Devices

Index

Introduction

The first chapter is going to introduce the reader to the Kivy framework, its basis, and the Kv language. This is necessary work and a common base for the next chapters. If this is your first time using Kivy, it is advised that you do not skip this chapter. However, if you do, remember to return to this chapter if you need to install a supporting tool or verify any concept that you need to support your current solution.

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Authors (2)

Solis

Solis

Hugo Solis is an assistant professor in the physics department at the University of Costa Rica. In the same institution, he collaborates with CITIC and CICIMA. His current research interests include computational cosmology, complexity, and the infl uence of hydrogen on material properties. He has wide experience in languages, including C/C++ and Python for scientifi c programming and visualization. He is a member of the Free Software Foundation and has contributed code to some free software projects. He has also been a technical reviewer for Mastering Object-oriented Python, Kivy: Interactive Applications in Python, and Learning Object-Oriented Programming by Packt Publishing. Currently, he is in charge of the IFT, a Costa Rican scientifi c nonprofi t organization for the multidisciplinary practice of physics (http://iftucr.org).

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Hugo Solis

Hugo Solis

Hugo Solis is an assistant professor in the physics department at the University of Costa Rica. In the same institution, he collaborates with CITIC and CICIMA. His current research interests include computational cosmology, complexity, and the infl uence of hydrogen on material properties. He has wide experience in languages, including C/C++ and Python for scientifi c programming and visualization. He is a member of the Free Software Foundation and has contributed code to some free software projects. He has also been a technical reviewer for Mastering Object-oriented Python, Kivy: Interactive Applications in Python, and Learning Object-Oriented Programming by Packt Publishing. Currently, he is in charge of the IFT, a Costa Rican scientifi c nonprofi t organization for the multidisciplinary practice of physics (http://iftucr.org).

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