I am a hobbyist programmer and this topic interests me as well.
I find that being able to make applications for your phone is very interesting, also because often an application must be less complex than what you would expect from its computer counterpart.
I program in Python, so the most interesting alternatives for me are those that support this language.
Godot seems to me an interesting thing considering its features, but I'd like to see how small you can keep the binary size for applications that should be small (like an address book).
Then i read some enthusiastic articles about kirigami (that however depending on qt probably it ask for a lot of dependencies).
Another interesting project is beeware (that is always cross-platform but produces native code).
I tried pysimplegui some time ago and maybe it can be a good idea, but i think the interfaces would be less responsive.
Out of this, I always think that if you can separate the operating code from the graphic, there is always the possibility to create a new interface with another library in any time.
I find that being able to make applications for your phone is very interesting, also because often an application must be less complex than what you would expect from its computer counterpart.
I program in Python, so the most interesting alternatives for me are those that support this language.
Godot seems to me an interesting thing considering its features, but I'd like to see how small you can keep the binary size for applications that should be small (like an address book).
Then i read some enthusiastic articles about kirigami (that however depending on qt probably it ask for a lot of dependencies).
Another interesting project is beeware (that is always cross-platform but produces native code).
I tried pysimplegui some time ago and maybe it can be a good idea, but i think the interfaces would be less responsive.
Out of this, I always think that if you can separate the operating code from the graphic, there is always the possibility to create a new interface with another library in any time.