Kivy is an open-source Python library for rapid development of applications that make use of innovative user interfaces, such as multi-touch applications. It is cross-platform (supports Linux/OS X/Windows/Android/iOS) and is released under the MIT license. Kivy's primary goal is to enable quick and easy creation of applications with natural user interfaces (NUI).
Cross-Platform: Write your code once and run it on multiple platforms without modification.
Multitouch Support:Kivy is designed to handle multiple touch inputs, making it ideal for mobile and touch-enabled applications.
Rich Set of Widgets: Kivy comes with a wide variety of built-in widgets for building user interfaces.
Customizable and Scalable:Kivy applications can be easily customized and scaled to different screen sizes and resolutions.
GPU Acceleration:Kivy uses OpenGL for rendering, which allows for high performance and smooth graphics.
Core: Manages the main event loop, input devices, windowing, and OpenGL context.
Modules: Extend core functionality, such as support for multitouch, gestures, and sound.
Widgets: Visual elements that form the user interface, such as buttons, labels, and sliders.
Layouts: Containers that arrange widgets in a specific manner, like grid or box layouts.
Kivy properties are a way to define attributes of widgets that can automatically update when their values change.
Properties can be bound to functions to respond to changes dynamically.