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I’ve been developing python web apps using django and appengine.
I’m planning on buying a macbook to develop iPhone apps.
I wonder if I will be able to develop my python apps without too much changes on a mac , or if keeping them on a PC will be better?
Thanks
Macs run Unix, Unix makes python development even easier! (IMHO)
In other news: one of python’s big selling points is that it’s multi-platform, it can run as well on Windows as on Linux as on a Mac. Heck, here’s a list of other platforms it can run on.
All that to say, you can move your python projects back and forth between a mac and pc with relative ease as long as you don’t use any platform specific libraries. So, no you shouldn’t have to do anything terribly special to make it work.