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DESCRIPTION:One of the most exciting recent developments in Python is the a
 ddition of Android and iOS as officially-supported platforms. This allows 
 us to reach far more users on the devices where they spend the most time.\
 n\nWhat does this mean for you as a Python package maintainer? If your pac
 kage is pure-Python\, then it'll probably just work. But if it uses C\, Cy
 thon\, Rust\, or any other native-compiled language\, then you'll have to 
 take some steps to make it available to these new platforms.\n\nThe mobile
  support status of the most popular packages on PyPI can be seen at [beewa
 re.org/mobile-wheels](https://beeware.org/mobile-wheels). Let's help push 
 those numbers up! Come to this talk to learn about:\n\n- Why mobile platfo
 rms are important for the future of Python\n- How to build your package fo
 r Android and iOS using cibuildwheel\n- How to test your mobile builds –
  even if you don't have Android or iOS hardware\n- How to distribute mobil
 e packages to your users\n- How to automate all of these things in your CI
  system\n\nAt the sprints\, there will also be an opportunity to put this 
 into practice\, by getting personal assistance from the BeeWare team in bu
 ilding your package for mobile.
DTSTAMP:20260524T130555Z
LOCATION:Chamber Hall A (S3A)
SUMMARY:Supporting Android and iOS in your Python package - Malcolm Smith
URL:https://programme.europython.eu/europython-2026/talk/MP9ZRM/
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