Friday, April 23rd Title : Introduction to webOS Speaker : Josh Marinacci Description : To kick off our first Palm Developer Day, we’re holding a special preconference tutorial bootcamp on Friday, April 23rd, recommended for developers who are new to the webOS platform. If you can build a web page, you can build a webOS application
When we released the Facebook app last week we talked about how we wanted to develop a nice cadence of releases. We are writing on webOS, so surely we can get features out on web time right? When our full developer program went live, our App Catalog began supporting a Beta channel which enables you to get new versions out to a community that is willing to live on the edge
Version 1.4 of the webOS SDK is now available on the Developer Portal . Here are some highlights of the new release: webOS now incorporates WebKit 4, which features enhanced CSS support and numerous other improvements
Today, mobile analytics firm Motally has made it easier than ever for mobile publishers to import and export their mobile data, providing increased flexibility with how they use and control it.
Destinator GPS smartphone application will pioneer integration of mobile social networking services into turn-by-turn GPS navigation with GyPSii’s Open API, OpenExperience™ (PRWeb Feb 11, 2010) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/02/prweb3588524.htm
MessageMost – a new short, local, and mobile messaging service – announces a set of application programming interfaces (API) which will allow developers to leverage public and user-specific MessageMost data to build cool Web-based and mobile applications.
With each big update comes a Mojo SDK update as well. A new API and some more documentation. Palm still has a lot of work to do when it comes to the SDK but every little thing helps
When you think of a Web application, you think of going to an HTML page that then loads scripts and resources to display functionality. Applications in general do not always fit that model.
