It's been another busy month at the hive! The progress we made in May isn't as
obvious as last month - but the changes that have been made are an essential
part of ensuring we have a stable foundation for future work on the BeeWare
ecosystem.
The position is a full time, Mid- to Senior position. You will be working full
time in the Open Source group at Anaconda, on the BeeWare suite of tools. Full
details of the position can be found on Greenhouse.
One of the benefits of having the support of an organization like
Anaconda is that we now have the
time to perform little housekeeping tasks like publishing community updates. As
a result, this is the first (of hopefully many) monthly updates letting you know
what progress has been made in the BeeWare suite.
The biggest challenge for any Open Source project is finding the resources
needed to support development - and the BeeWare project is no exception.
To date, BeeWare has been primarily driven by the efforts of volunteers. We've
been able to achieve amazing things with those volunteer efforts, demonstrating
that Python is a viable language for GUI development on macOS, Windows, Linux,
iOS and Android, as well as providing a proof-of-concept demonstration on Web.
However, there are still lots of features that we'd like to add, and lots of
ongoing maintenance that needs to be done as operating systems and hardware
platforms evolve.