Part 14 of the Friendly Fitness iOS app in Python with Kivy tutorial
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I may have been incorrect when saying that you need to purchase an Apple Developer license (99$/year) to get the app running on your personal iPhone. Check out this blog post on how to do this for free (unfortunately, you definitely need to purchase the Apple Developer license to publish to the App Store): https://blog.ionicframework.com/deplo...
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Happy to finally release this part of the series! I know a lot of people were looking forward to this section. I used the kivy-ios project to compile my python code to be compatible with iOS.
In the video I show the correct build step to make your app capable of using https requests. I also demonstrate how to add python modules to your Xcode project.
I ran into a couple issues, which I demonstrate how to fix in the video. If you run into other issues, check the kivy-ios github issues page or StackOverflow. Hopefully you don't run into any! :)
kivy-ios github: https://github.com/kivy/kivy-ios
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Erik
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