Python for Android
Please note that Python for Android project is not meant to be used with Kivy only anymore.<p>It's a project that allow you to compile Python and dependencies, and package it along your own application. You could for example compile Numpy, ZMQ, sqlalchemy, zeroconf, etc...<p>We have a mechanism called bootstrap that allow you to select your primary technology that you're going to use for your application, such as "sdl2" (required for kivy), "webview" (it just start a webpage that connect to your phone port 5000, so you can start an embed webserver such as Flask to serve your app), "service_only" (if you don't need any kind of UI). New bootstrap can be written to support another type of apps.<p>Also, you could embed your whole UI in pure java if you wanted too, as the directory libs (to include .jar) or src (to include .java) are compiled. So you can imagine having your app in Java, but still call Python for something else if you really wanted too.