Building a cross-platform native app with BeeWare
summary
Claim: BeeWare lets pure Python apps run natively on desktop, mobile and web with the same codebase. Implementation uses Toga for native widgets, Briefcase to produce platform packages, plus Rubicon and Batavia to bridge Objective‑C and run CPython bytecode in the browser. The demo builds a chat bot called BeLiza, wires UI, async delays and an Eliza engine, and packages runnable apps for macOS and iOS — the demo works end‑to‑end.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 10:44Put the box inside another box...
- 13:10Say hello, Beeliza
- 16:52How Eliza works: Response
- 17:28How Eliza works: Reflection
- 18:34Sleep, little bot...
- 21:21You can take it on your laptop...
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