Flutter VS kivy

Flutter arrived in 2017 as a Google project promising scalable cross-platform mobile development. It offers a batteries-included approach and comes with a comprehensive set of Material UI-themed components for building your interface. It uses declarative rendering, like React Native, but relies on the Dart programming language instead of JavaScript.

Meanwhile, Flutter has seen extraordinary growth over the past few years, with some months recording a 10 percent uplift in developer count. Its GitHub repository has more forks and stars than React Native’s, indicating the community interest it’s attracted. Flutter's popularity can be attributed to the platform's comprehensiveness, strong performance, and backing by Google.

Flutter is a mobile app SDK for building high-performance, high-fidelity, apps for iOS and Android, from a single codebase.

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Agreed, still unable to take a high res photo from any device using their own camera plugin.

https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/58163#issuecomment...

Sighhh. Maybe one day.

Please check the contribution guide: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING....

We strive to be an open community. Anyone can become a Flutter team member if they frequently contribute :)

We've got a guide here that covers some of these areas: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING....

For a lot of first-time contributors, improved documentation and added tests are a great way to dip toes into the water. We also have a 'good first contribution' tag on our issues log that might be a source of inspiration:

Flutter (Google) 1.1k contributors 150k stars

Another option is to use Flutter. I've never built anything with it but seems straightforward and it works on all platforms.

pip install https://github.com/kivy/Kivy/archive/master.zip

You could use https://kivy.org/ - but to be totally honest, Python isn't the best language to make an app.

Take a look at the Kivy framework for something running on a GUI (Pi with a connected HDMI screen - or on the Rpi Tochscreen)

It's been a long time since I looked at international text with Kivy so not up to date on that.. It could be just the font that doesn't contain these glyphs. There is a unicode textinput example and it lists Japanese so maybe worth having a look at that

It might be worth looking into 'Kivy'... "The Open Source Python App development Framework" which can be found at https://kivy.org ... their slogan is "With a single codebase, you will be able to deploy apps on Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS, abs Android!

Use a service, see documentation and wiki

I don't use the video stuff but "first class" is an overstatement. See for example this abandoned pull request from 2017... you mention synchronization so I assume you are playing multiple videos simultaneously? That's going to be resource intensive with high resolution media and you might need to pick up work on that pull request..