There are multiple ways to write an app in Python. However, not all of them provide your users with the best experience.

One of the problems some people encounter is writing launch scripts. The best way to handle this is the Entry Points mechanism of Setuptools, and a __main__.py file. It’s quite easy to implement. If you’re interested, read on to learn more!

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I recently got a brand new smartphone. I had — pretty much — the world’s worst Android phone before. The new phone is much more up-to-date and modern. How bad was its predecessor? Well, I’ll be happy to tell you!

In a soap opera series. Haven’t done a series since 2010 (and I trashed that one). I also haven’t blogged in Polish for quite long (since 2011, to be precise). This is a change in both regards.

There is currently no schedule (and no finalized content), but the posts in the series are:

  1. Speeker — my little Android app

  2. BONUS: Inbox (by Google) Review

  3. The Four Pieces of Android, or why is it so fragmented

  4. The Andro-Cheapo-Phone

  5. “A <manufacturer> <model>, Subsidized by <carrier>

  6. TouchWiz makes no Sense: why OEM skins are evil

  7. One System Fits All: Scaling in Android

The list of posts might be extended.