Dan Kurtz, the resident web expert at Self Aware Games , joined Palm on-stage at the Sprint Developer Conference to share his team’s lessons learned from having developed two games for webOS, Word Ace and Card Ace. The team came to webOS thinking that first reports made it an attractive platform for some of their gaming ideas, especially if they matched the games to webOS core capabilities, such as always-on web connectivity, easy text entry from a physical keyboard, and multitasking. That said, they didn’t take the task of developing a webOS game lightly.
The biggest concern with the Pre so far is speed. Every single update has shown us a tiny speed bump which seems to quickly fade away after a week or two of use
Now that the Palm Mojo Software Development Kit is available to the public, you don’t just have to take Palm’s word for what it offers you. With the help of Palm Inc., you can try to make your own games for webOS a reality.
My Pre Palm's Mojo SDK for the Pre mixes simplicity with rough edges InfoWorld Palm's new webOS places classic JavaScript, HTML, and CSS in the driver's seat for the apps for the Palm Pre . Borrowing the tools from browsers makes it …
Starting this week, we’re going to post regular updates to help you find the new information and interesting activities on the webOSdev developer portal . This week we’re encouraging everyone to get involved with preDevCamp on August 8 and to come and join the activities in the webOSdev developer forums .
If you own a Pre and have a WordPress blog, now you’ll be able to manage your blog on the go.
Below are excerpts from an article I read a few days ago about why mobile developers should drop the iPhone and switch to the new Palm Pre…
The third chapter of the Rough Cuts version of Palm webOS: Developing Applications in JavaScript using the Palm Mojo™ Framework by Palm Software CTO Mitch Allen is now available from O’Reilly. This chapter is titled “Widgets”. Widgets are dynamic UI controls, that can be integrated within any application.
