Embedded Lab has launched the 2nd edition of Effort Competition (website on portuguese), an interesting challenge for undergraduate and graduate students. The main objective is to make that students explore Nokia mobile platforms (maemo, S60, ...) to generate interesting and innovative projects.
The winners will receive Nokia 7310 Supernova devices as prize :) Unfortunately, Effort Competition 2nd edition subscriptions are over, but keep on eye on it - 3rd edition is coming!
You can also check more comments on Forum Nokia Blog.
Monday, May 18, 2009
Friday, May 1, 2009
IDE Integration for maemo development
Hi,
are you looking for an IDE to help you on maemo programming? Or a tool that helps you to get connected with device using different communication interfaces of Internet Tablet (Bluetooth, WLAN or USB)?
IDE Integration project provides a full feature environment with IDEs, programming environments and conectivity tools. Therefore, you can start maemo development a lot quicker (and much easier :).
Take a look at this post on Forum Nokia Blog page.
are you looking for an IDE to help you on maemo programming? Or a tool that helps you to get connected with device using different communication interfaces of Internet Tablet (Bluetooth, WLAN or USB)?
IDE Integration project provides a full feature environment with IDEs, programming environments and conectivity tools. Therefore, you can start maemo development a lot quicker (and much easier :).
Take a look at this post on Forum Nokia Blog page.
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Mica Framework
Maybe, you've already heard about ESbox and PluThon IDEs for maemo development. They have a lot of things in common: remote launching/debugging, Debian package generation/installation, and much more. But why two different products? Because ESbox needs Scratchbox, but PluThon does not.
That's right... I got it. But since ESbox and PluThon have some features in common, why don't we create a common framework? And so we did :)
Mica (Maemo Integration Common Architecture) framework does not only provide a common architecture for ESbox and PluThon, but also a common plugin architecture for developing maemo development environments based on Eclipse.
If you're planning to create a plugin for Eclipse framework in order to help other maemo developers, you can use Mica. On its official site, you can access useful documentation such as architecture and developer's guide. If you need any other example, you can check Mica-Plugins project. For example, a plugin that finds the Internet Tablets available.
You, as Mica/ESbox/PluThon user/developer, can contribute a lot with such projects! Please, report your suggestions, doubts and any other comments to eclipse-integration at maemo dot org.
That's right... I got it. But since ESbox and PluThon have some features in common, why don't we create a common framework? And so we did :)
Mica (Maemo Integration Common Architecture) framework does not only provide a common architecture for ESbox and PluThon, but also a common plugin architecture for developing maemo development environments based on Eclipse.
If you're planning to create a plugin for Eclipse framework in order to help other maemo developers, you can use Mica. On its official site, you can access useful documentation such as architecture and developer's guide. If you need any other example, you can check Mica-Plugins project. For example, a plugin that finds the Internet Tablets available.
You, as Mica/ESbox/PluThon user/developer, can contribute a lot with such projects! Please, report your suggestions, doubts and any other comments to eclipse-integration at maemo dot org.
Friday, November 14, 2008
ESbox/PluThon 2.0.0M1 Released!
Since the lastest release of ESbox/PluThon (on July 2008), IDE integration team haven't released any other version of the projects (ESbox, PluThon and PC Connectivity). Then, since July 2008, we have been planning, designing and developing the newest 2nd Edition of IDE Integration.
ESbox/PluThon 2.0.0M1 have been released today, including new functionalities and a huge, interesting and well-done refactoring of architecture. Now, both ESbox and PluThon share a common framework, which was designed also to be used as developing maemo development environments based on Eclipse.
Besides ESbox and PluThon, IDE Integration also consists of PC connectivity (http://garage.maemo.org/projects/pc-connectivity) and maemo SDK virtual image (http://garage.maemo.org/projects/maemovmware).
One interesting feature of this first alpha release is support the integration with RSE Eclipse project, which provides heterogeneous remote resources through a concept of pluggable subsystems.
ESbox/PluThon 2.0.0M1 have been released today, including new functionalities and a huge, interesting and well-done refactoring of architecture. Now, both ESbox and PluThon share a common framework, which was designed also to be used as developing maemo development environments based on Eclipse.
Besides ESbox and PluThon, IDE Integration also consists of PC connectivity (http://garage.maemo.org/projects/pc-connectivity) and maemo SDK virtual image (http://garage.maemo.org/projects/maemovmware).
One interesting feature of this first alpha release is support the integration with RSE Eclipse project, which provides heterogeneous remote resources through a concept of pluggable subsystems.
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Back to the blog
More than 2 months since my last post in this blog!! But we're back!
To start this new "season", I introduce to you Forum Nokia (http://forum.nokia.com). It consists of a consistent and complete site for Nokia developers. There, you can find information, documentation, tools and SDKs to start developing applications for Symbian, WRT, Python S60, maemo and all the others Nokia platforms.
In addition, Forum Nokia often launches competitions in order to call developers to participate by writing interesting articles, testing new APIs and providing inovative solutions based on Nokia platforms. Winners receive interesting prices ($$ and new devices!) and also they become known contributtors on Symbian, Python S60, Web, WRT and maemo communities :)
To start this new "season", I introduce to you Forum Nokia (http://forum.nokia.com). It consists of a consistent and complete site for Nokia developers. There, you can find information, documentation, tools and SDKs to start developing applications for Symbian, WRT, Python S60, maemo and all the others Nokia platforms.
In addition, Forum Nokia often launches competitions in order to call developers to participate by writing interesting articles, testing new APIs and providing inovative solutions based on Nokia platforms. Winners receive interesting prices ($$ and new devices!) and also they become known contributtors on Symbian, Python S60, Web, WRT and maemo communities :)
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Yeah Curitiba! It was great... daí :)
The Week of Mobility on Curitiba was the most interesting experience we had so far: a very nice group, with students that were looking for new features on maemo platform every time. The results were also amazing!! Translators, media players, applications that synchronizes Internet Tablet and desktop contents, games, OCR... are just some examples of applications developed by maemo students during the last days of workshop. Thanks a lot for Myriam, Anelise and Keiko. For more information (including photos and videos), visit http://semanadamobilidade.blogspot.com
Monday, May 26, 2008
Week of Mobility
Brazil! The red dots are the cities where INdT had promoted several talks, trainings and also the programming arena at International Forum of Free Software. More information, visit http://semanadamobilidade.blogspot.com
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