However, as detailed by the developer, the app now works with the iPhone as well. This means that users can have all the same Python tutorials available on the iPad right from their pockets.

This is the result of fine-tuning the app to my own needs. Later, I pinged Gabe about my interest in Python, and he suggested I’d take a look at Pythonista, developed by Ole Zorn. I’m glad I did: ...

Finally, the really weird option: App Signing, which reveals that on May 3, 2012, at the Regent Street Apple Store in London, Python alums Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones, and Michael Palin will be on ...

Learn Python the fun way, using gamified apps that turn coding into a game. Earn points, solve puzzles, and build real skills ...

Yes, your iPhone can now be a web server and do all sort of 1337 things. This also means that third-party applications for iPhone will happen no matter what.

It wants to help developers write Python apps using the same codebase running on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, browsers, and tvOS.