I came across TagsMe for the first time yesterday. It’s a way of creating Java ME applications without writing any Java. You define the application in a similar way as a web page - using XML and the TagsMe scripting language.

The TagsMe client application is actually a browser that interprets the XML and script. Separating presentation from the behaviour allows the same XML file to be stored locally in the mobile phone, stored on the Internet or generated in real time from a server.

There’s a video demo of how to use TagsMe to create an iPhone style icon list.

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