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Check out this brand-spanking new repo: https://github.com/kivy/angle-builder Another "Internal Tool" that is arguably also a Build Tool. |
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Currently, the Kivy organization on GitHub has 41 repositories.
This is my attempt to get them straight in my head, so none get forgotten.
Forks
Two repos are forks of other projects. I consider them out-of-scope of projects managed by the Kivy team.
Archived Repos
Eight of them are archived. We don't need to continue to maintain them.
Active Repos
There are 31 active repos.
I have classified each one into:
Libraries and Frameworks
These are packages that an app developer may like to use to import into their apps, roughly in order of importance.
Demos
These effectively form part of the documentation for the libraries and frameworks, showing developers how to use the APIs.
Dev Tools
These are packages that an app developer may use during the development of an app, but are not delivered with the app.
They are further subdivided into Build Tools and Debug Tools.
Build Tools
These tools are used to make binaries for target platforms:
Debug Tools
These are used to speed up the debugging and deployment of apps.
Internal Tools
These are used behind the scenes by the Kivy team.
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