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Introduction (start)
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Creating Kivy apps is fun and enriching. If you're a new developer, this map provides the perfect
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starting point for app development. On your computer, you can create apps that run on::
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iOs Devices: iPad, iPhone. Android devices: Tablets, Phones.
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Mac OSX, Linux, Windows.
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Touch enabled professional/homebrew devices.
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.. image:: ../images/gs-kivy-all-platform.png
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:align: center
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(?) kivy provides you the freedom of writing your code once and having it run on different platforms.
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Follow this road map to get the tools you need, understand the major concepts and best practices,
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see where to find more information.
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As you proceed through the road map, you will using Kivy SDK:
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- **Learn**: the basics of programming with Kivy the language.
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- **Explore**: the Kivy Touch framework.
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- **Create**: simple cross-platform app.
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- **Package**: for your choice of platform.
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Finally, you will learn how to **Deploy** on a device of your choice.
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Each page in the map introduces a new topic and links to related articles.
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The road map provides you with a breadth of knowledge to get you started, and the last page, Moving Forward,
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includes links to documents you should read next. Further familiarizing you with any individual topic.
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You'll have the knowledge, tools, and skills to start developing Kivy apps!
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