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Closed 11 years ago.
I am going to start blackberry development (java) but I am confused in these two things that, eclipse with blackberry plugin will be better or BlackBerry® Java® SDK v7.0. My project is NFC related so which software will be ease for beginner and good for nfc development.and if any good pdf or blog for beginner then please share that.
BlackBerry JDE Plugin is the main tool for making native BlackBerry applications with java.
It is possible to make native apps for OS 7.0 with BlackBerry Plugin For Eclipse.
I guess you mean BlackBerry JDE when you speak about "BlackBerry Java SDK v7.0"
BlackBerry JDE is a legacy tool and it is not a convenient way to develop complex apps.
Even making "Hello world" on JDE is a non-trivial task for a novice BlackBerry developer.
Consider this resource for further reading: http://us.blackberry.com/developers/
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Closed 9 years ago.
We have a POS Software developed with Delphi 7 and we like to know how to convert this Delphi application into a web application. We did a lot of research but most of the information is from years ago. Maybe there is something new (2012).
You cannot convert a desktop Delphi application to a web application. You will have to rewrite it. You can write a web application using Delphi, but the controls and strategy you will use are quite different from a desktop application. If you choose Delphi as your web development environment you will be able to reuse any non-visual code. Using Delphi to develop web applications is not very common.
Yes you can!
http://www.athtek.com/web-application-kit.html
"It can easily transfer your C/S type software to browser side to be an internet application effectively"
Online demos:
http://www.athtek.com/web-application-kit/demos.html
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Now am working for iPhone/iPad applications. Am interesting to develop apps for Mac OS X also. I searched some tutorials for developing app for Mac in Google and i need to learn something about Mac apps. Can anyone please suggest me any tutorials, links, blocks to create a simple mac apps? Thanks in advance.
Use apple documentation for mac os library in your xcode..It is the best way to learn developing applications for mac... http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/navigation/#section=Resource%20Types&topic=Sample%20Code
Go through the tutorials at Cocoa Dev Central and you'll be up to speed in no time.
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Closed 10 years ago.
I am new to Blackberry development and having problems getting started.
Could anyone guide me to relevant resources like tutorials and/or simple sample programs?
Start here
a tutorial with a general approach and a Hello World code snippet.
or if you are already familiar with J2ME programming in general, Polish supports some parts of the BlackBerry API, too. See here.
When I'm starting my Blackberry development for the first time, I'm downloading all samples in the Blackberry Developer site, and load in my Eclipse (with Blackberry Java plugin 1.3)
If you are using Eclipse with Blackberry Java Plugin as the editor too, you can go to menu
Blackberry > Import > Blackberry Samples
It should download all blackberry samples that you can review and learn, including the simple Hello World application demo.
If you are using Blackberry JDE, after install, go to the installation directory, you will find "samples" folder. you can get all the samples too.
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Closed 9 years ago.
Which kind of application would anyone suggest to start working on/developing for a novice BlackBerry who has hardly spent 4-5 days checking out the API's and the simulator.
If you want to write some simple application, you may port small open source game from J2ME. You will not have to think about business logic and resources.
My first BlackBerry application was plain puzzle.
There are several articles about writing fully functional applications:
Creating a Blackberry Game by Toni Westbrook
Thinking BlackBerry - GPS application
CodeProject - End-to-End Real World BlackBerry Application By MiamiCoder
Also I recommend the complete BlackBerry Java Development Environment Labs.
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/Useful-links-for-novice-and-experienced-programmers/td-p/116924
Hello world might be a nice start.
My first BlackBerry Java Application.
A Stack Overflow application! ;^)
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What is the best set of tools to use for developing Silverlight 3 applications while it is in beta? I want to be able to easily transition into the released version when it comes out.
I'm having good luck with the Silverlight 3 beta site.
The beta tools for Visual Studio allgedly work with the Express edition.
I'm finding that you need a combination of Expression Blend and Visual Stuido to really get things done (unlike Flex where everything is in the one IDE).
The RIA Services look interesting too.
Expression Blend 3 preview is one you will want to use
+1 for Blend 3 Preview.
For side-by-side development, the VS2010 beta will allow you to target both Silverlight 2.0 and 3.0 without swapping installed bits.