Hi there ! I love experimental techs, distributed systems, durability, DIY and hunting bugs. Think different then forward. Coding is not just for today : accessibility, portability and longevity matter. PyDK is for everyone and that means starting at API19 ( Android Kitkat 4.4) for me, keep and use your old tablets for education and DIY ! Note : all pip modules compiled via pydk are ABI compatible with P4A from Kivy / Beeware packaging because it's CPython out of the box too. ** But you'll have to figure out how to load them by yourself and how to deal with API levels baseline differences. ** NOTE : pydk for python+webassembly is getting obsoleted by pygbag which will allow soon to load pygame/Harfang3D/Panda3d/raylib CPython wheels directly from http servers. pygbag wasm modules are compatible with WASM 1.0+ (mvp+bigint) to support older browsers ( as old as Android 4.4/Chrome 81 ), unlike pyodide's ones. If you only want to support recent Android and their store then use Kivy/Beeware/Chaquopy instead. Everything here is very experimental, async, unthreaded and Python centric. I'm not interested in concurrency except when it leads to better handling of parallelism (subinterpreters-multicore/distributed computing). Looking for collaboration on CPython for WebAssembly, or soft-realtime Python alternatives (including trasnpilation). Come and share (French/English) ! Discord: 334096250897170433 IRC: pmp-p on libera / oftc / w3c Already collaborated on : PGLite Embeddable Postgres. Light and Versatile Graphics Library Micropython simulator ... Currently porting pygame-ce to Webassembly : pygame-community/pygame-ce#540 Currently porting Harfang3D to Webassembly : https://github.com/harfang3d/harfang-wasm Admin of http://github.com/pygame-web Creator of pygbag https://pypi.org/project/pygbag for 🍻 🍺 opencollective for long run porting effort, not only wasm but native too ! Direct support patreon if you want support for educative tools (but really use Open Collective) Brave Tip shortcut if you'd like to see some Web3+python someday (but really use Open Collective)