Video: Introduction to the full release of the Nokia SDK 2.0 for Java
S40 makes up 40% of Nokia Store downloads, with Java as the platform for apps. This video provides a guide to the Nokia SDK 2.0 for Java.
Also interesting to note is the performance differences between the same Java titles between 305/306 and 311.
Mike Arvela, Lead Developer at Futurice, provides a guide to the Nokia SDK 2.0 for Java. Arvela discusses the new APIs delivered in the SDK, such as those providing multipoint-touch support. Then he looks at the new and updated features of the emulator, such as support for Nokia Maps in the route editor and the sensor simulator. This video will provide you with a good overview of what is new and what to expect when you start work with the SDK
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This is a good step – Nokia needs to provide a compelling development environment for Asha and needs to package/promote it in a way that attracts developers. They have a solid ecosystem around Series 40, it just needs to, well, not get destroyed by cheap Android.
Indeed. I guess that dude’s comfy slippers were also a conscious choice: “hey it’s so easy you can do it in your pajamas!”.
Futurice was selected as the nr 1 workplace in Europe by Great place to work organization. Nice to see that Nokia still uses them despite Elop saying external development is too expensive. Futurice has been contributing in a lot of stuff you like on your Nokia devices.
nothing what they canot include straming app support for nokia asha 305..