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+da master عليكم السلام اي نظام تريد التطبيق لة ؟

your welcome :-)

+Alexander Taylor I've done it this afternoon, thanks.

+trabak93 Sounds like a bug, are you able to report it on the plyer github page?

+cycl.zne Nevermind I answered my own question. I am completely new to mobile development. It would be nice if in their instruction, the main site with the tutorial (buildozer) would have a side comment mentioning that developer mode needs to be enabled on the target device before using their command (deploy run or logcat):buildozer -v android debug deploy run logcatJust saying, if it’s a tutorial for developing android apps, the above information (enable dev mode) probably should be included. Anyway, after enabling developer mode, the above command works flawlessy.Anyway, maybe this will help clarify to others just starting out too.//esausilva.com/2010/05/13/setting-up-adbusb-drivers-for-android-devices-in-linux-ubuntu///developer.android.com/tools/device.html#setting-up

+Alexander Taylor How are you deploying? I've used the buildozer commands to deploy and run on my usb connected note 2 android phone to no avail (it doesn't need to be rooted for this does it)? My computer is Ubuntu 14.04. Buildozer just says it successfully pushed and started the app yet it did not. The only two options shown on the phone for USB connecting, is utb and photo. I knew lovely Google.... made some drastic permission changes for accessing a device's external media (I see the phone's mounted drives in Ubuntu but I am unable to write to it manually). Or maybe Im missing some special but required Ubuntu package to enable external memory of this sort?

+Alexander TaylorOk maybe I saw it on another video or perhaps you had seamlessly panned over to a view of the app running on your phone (I've been skipping around watching quite a few kivy videos recently).   I've been just emailing the built apks to myself and opening them on the phone.   I was looking for a faster, easier way of testing the app without going to the phone.  What method are you using?  "serve" and then opening the url or a deploy command?

+cycl.zneI'm not sure what people do for emulators, I haven't tried myself because deploying to the device is easy and only takes a few seconds. However, I think they should appear as adb devices, which means buildozer can automatically deploy to them just as it would a normal device.

+Alexander TaylorSorry, I meant an android emulator.   I thought I saw you switching from your development window to an emulation window in one of your videos.

I'm not sure what you mean for the first two, what emulator are you referring to?For the third, if you want to change the packaged dist simply change your buildozer.spec, e.g. in this case adding plyer to the requirements line. Buildozer will register the change and rebuild the dist next time you run it. Your default python installation is simply ignored, you wouldn't want all the random packages you likely accumulate to be included in android so buildozer uses entirely its own one.

+Alexander Taylor Ok Thanks, Greetings from Mexico, Chiapas 

I'm afraid I'm not completely sure what you mean, but the answer is probably 'yes'. I suggest asking on the kivy irc or mailing list, there are others with more experience of these things there.

What edu / training companies are using your tools now? I've grown a little frustrated with codecademy... your product and Ipython look like a real win-win for people learning to program!

Thank you. I was hoping you might be able to point me to a specific company(s) that was offering python tutoring/mentoring using your platform so I could use/hire their services.

As a user I must say that the site has been updated a lot since this video was made. Big improvements since.

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Good point! We'll have to do that ASAP.

Well, I liked yours :-)