5 votes
Forum Nokia recently went public with their WRT Widget Plug-in for Aptana Studio and Aptana Studio Pro. Of course the plug-in is still in Beta, but the coolest thing about this plug-in is the ease with which it allows widgets to be created and tested. It not only cuts down the development time but also saves us the trouble of continuously packaging our files for testing within the S60 Emulator and for debugging within Firefox.
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4 votes
This site is all about supporting the Symbian OS developer community.
Right here, you can download tutorials and exercises from courses that were held at the University of Applied Sciences in Hagenberg, Austria. Additionally, this site showcases several fascinating mobile projects that will introduce new ways of using your mobile phone. Best of all, everything is provided for free and with unlimited access. read more »
Right here, you can download tutorials and exercises from courses that were held at the University of Applied Sciences in Hagenberg, Austria. Additionally, this site showcases several fascinating mobile projects that will introduce new ways of using your mobile phone. Best of all, everything is provided for free and with unlimited access. read more »
3 votes
This document provides developers with a summary of the new features in the initial release of S60 5th Edition. The document describes the changes to the UI and the new features available to developers using Symbian C++, Open C/C++, Java technology, Web Runtime (WRT), and Flash Lite from Adobe. It also covers support for additional content formats.
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3 votes
Samsung has unveiled the beta version of its Mobile Innovator developer community. It will include a virtual device lab (Lab.dev), business development support (Market.dev) and exclusive technical support (Ask.dev), with a full launch due at The Symbian Smartphone Show in October.
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3 votes
Python for Series 60 Community Edition is a new open source effort to push Python for high quality mobile phone development. It aims to provide a maintained software stack for creating real mobile applications. The codebase is derived from the original Nokia’s Python for Series 60 codebase, but has been refactored for better integration with third party extensions and patches and commercial grade application deployment.
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