Is it correct that Python will compile into an app (rather than being=20
interpreted)?  I would not want others to see my code.

Cheers,
-Neil.


On 11/5/2015 4:11 PM, John Ferrell wrote:
> Don't overlook that you can use Python with it looking like what you are
> already accustomed to.
> If you stick to the basics it will go quickly.  Getting involved with an
> editor other than idle will add a little time in start u, but hopefully
> will make things easier in the long run.
> Python code runs on all flavors of Linux as well.
> Zero investment, take you pick of tutorials on Youtube. I like Kriss for
> about everything he does. I find his style accommodates my needs.
> At the young age of 75, I find my memory of Turbo3 is better than what I
> read yesterday, so I spend a lot of time referring back to the videos.
>
> I think you will find that most of today's machines will pretty fast and
> the hardware resources greater than you need.
> BTW, I am only a hobby user these days.
>
> On 11/5/2015 3:23 PM, Neil wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm looking for recommendations for a PC software development platform.
>> My intention is to build standalone UI-based apps that would connect to
>> my embedded projects via serial/USB, mostly so I can have others
>> (customers) change settings, view details, etc during development.
>>
>> Priorities are simplicity (ie: easy to learn and use), and generates
>> relatively non-bloated code.  I don't mind investing time in learning
>> some tool, as long as it's documented properly (ie:  comes with its own
>> tutorials, so I don't have to chase down tutorials/examples around the
>> internet).  I don't mind paying for it within reason (say within a
>> couple hundred dollars for now).  I'm fluent with C, and Pascal/Basic is
>> fine also.  If it's cross-platform that would be a plus.
>>
>> So far, I'm looking at Processing, Xojo and Visual Basic.  I hear that I
>> can compile Python, but it seems that the libraries, etc are strewn all
>> over the place.  Any other recommendations?
>>
>> Cheers,
>> -Neil
>>
>>

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