Convert Python to Android with WINDOWS & LINUX + Fix Common Bugs

In this tutorial, I will show you how to convert your Python projects into Android applications - USING WINDOWS! 😎 We will Create a Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), Learn about Android’s Debug Bridge (adb) and use Buildozer to compile our .py files into .apk. By the way, I’m extra annoying in this video so my apologies in advance! 🤪 I’ve detected a few crazy cat lady moments while editing... I don’t know why I was shouting at the keyboard 😅 ANYHOW... For this project, we will first need to learn about 🥝Kivy or KivyMD🥝, which are Python GUI libraries that are responsible for the interface of the app. 🛑 If you’re not yet familiar with Kivy or KivyMD - check out any of my quick tutorials: ⭐ Mobile App with KivyMD ⭐ ⭐ Expand Mobile App with KivyMD ⭐ ⭐ Simple App with Kivy ⭐ ⭐ EXTRA: Python Classes and OOP ⭐ (will help with understanding the App Class) ********************************************* ⏰ Time Stamps: ⏰ 00:00 - intro 00:30 - Install Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) 05:14 - Install Buildozer and Dependencies 06:52 - Android Debug Bridge (adb) 09:53 - Developer Options on Android Device 10:38 - requirements 12:06 - Start Windows adb server 12:44 - Operation not permitted FIX 13:34 - Convert Python to Android 15:45 - Icons not displayed on Android FIX 18:05 - Thanks for watching! see you soon! 😊 ********************************************* Special thank you to Delphi Niki and WinTush for sharing your code with me on Github! 😁 ********************************************* My Github: Windows Subsystem Docs: Android Platform Tools: #downloads Buildozer Documentation: Icons Not Displaying Issue on Github: