Comments on: UIQ 3.0 SDK http://mobilephonedevelopment.com/archives/69 Symbian OS, Windows Mobile, Android, J2ME, SMS and the Mobile Web Fri, 05 Dec 2008 06:44:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.1.3 by: Administrator http://mobilephonedevelopment.com/archives/69#comment-18 Mon, 28 Nov 2005 09:41:08 +0000 http://mobilephonedevelopment.com/archives/69#comment-18 Yes, I have been coding using the SDK. You can see some of the problems I have come up against by looking at my posts on the forums at developer.uiq.com. The MigrationQuickGuide is good. The UI has changed extensively and this is the area I have spent most time on. Simon Yes, I have been coding using the SDK. You can see some of the problems I have come up against by looking at my posts on the forums at developer.uiq.com.

The MigrationQuickGuide is good. The UI has changed extensively and this is the area I have spent most time on.
Simon

]]> by: Sam W. http://mobilephonedevelopment.com/archives/69#comment-17 Mon, 28 Nov 2005 09:28:37 +0000 http://mobilephonedevelopment.com/archives/69#comment-17 "I have been working with the new UIQ 3.0 beta SDK this week." It seems all your work was about installing it :) Did you actually use it, check the emulator and do some development? How did that go? I downloaded it but not yet installed it. I am looking forward to check their UI configuration style switching thing and see how to port apps from 2.1. They are providing guides, which is a good start; let's see how it goes. Sam “I have been working with the new UIQ 3.0 beta SDK this week.”
It seems all your work was about installing it :)
Did you actually use it, check the emulator and do some development?
How did that go?
I downloaded it but not yet installed it. I am looking forward to check their UI configuration style switching thing and see how to port apps from 2.1. They are providing guides, which is a good start; let’s see how it goes.

Sam

]]> by: Simo Salminen http://mobilephonedevelopment.com/archives/69#comment-13 Fri, 18 Nov 2005 15:29:58 +0000 http://mobilephonedevelopment.com/archives/69#comment-13 I suggest using VMWare to try out new SDKs. That way you don't have to worry if new SDK messes up existing systems. A nice way to utilise VMWare is to make image with current environment when project goes to maintenance phase. Then, if need arises, you can quickly implement fixes and build binaries without worrying that changed environment causes interference. I suggest using VMWare to try out new SDKs. That way you don’t have to worry if new SDK messes up existing systems.

A nice way to utilise VMWare is to make image with current environment when project goes to maintenance phase. Then, if need arises, you can quickly implement fixes and build binaries without worrying that changed environment causes interference.

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