I just found this one to compile C++ and Java with the phone: www.j2medit.com
Now we just need a sismaker !!!

Sorry Oscar but for compiling java or c++ with this J2medit you have to get an account with SteelByte company and this cost you from 4$ for a month to 2.60 $ per month for an annual contact :(
Compilation is only available online and not on standalone offline :( And I'm not sure they compile for Symbian C++ or J2ME (I can't have confirmation on their site ...)

I think your dream has become reality now. We can ask Jurgen Scheible for that.... :)

The answer is, of course, Python. You can edit your code using any text editor on your phone and run your app immediately.

@Jurgen: Are you reading this blog??? Say something about Python....

I remember the day where Windows programming was so difficult. It was around 15 years ago. You can imagine the level of difficulty of Windows programming at that time with the current S60 UI programming. Displaying a Hello World application takes hundred of lines.

There was a guy from Borland who had a dream about easy Windows programming. He worked with his team and Delphi was born a few years later. It was really a big revolution. Now people can write a Hello World Windows application in 1 line of code only.

I hope the history will repeat in S60 platform. :)

its not the technology barrier. We have got C++ on it, we have got C running on it. We can definetly make IDEs to develop code on phone itself. The main issue is usablity. Will you be able to type code with that cramped keyboard of your cellphone. Propbably not. May you can design the forms but real coding not until you get a real keyboard to do that stuff. That bluetooth one will work fine I guess.

I have the same dream! And I am sure the day we will compile on the device C++ code is close!
Nop / http://www.atopia.com

Gopal, looks like you have worked too much as the work comes to your dreams. The minute I start dreaming of coding, I'll go on vacation...
:-)
Hartti

Haha.. you are right, now for me its like "Symbian...Symbian... every where.... :-)
Me basically being a Java guy, learning Symbian C++ is more of my personal interest.

Hmmm....Going for a vacction in Switzerland is always in my dreams.....

Regards
Gopal

Dear Gopal,

Sorry to say you that dreams that come at 4.00 AM in the morning may come true. But in your case you were too late. It was 6.45 AM !!! I have one solution for you. Schedule your dream for 4.00 AM tonight. ;)

Kiran.

Sorry Balagopal..This blog reply went to Haritti Soumela's Blog Posting it here again...
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Hi Balagopal..
I think your dream has already become reality by Nokia itself. Thanks to NRC and Jukka Luarila's Team. I am talking about the Python for series 60(PyS60). The dream which you saw I am already doing when I travel in bus or when free at my college. You just have install the python interpreter for pys60 then you can use the interactive console and write your application and run them on the phone itself. But it has not full functionality of every part of symbian but you can program at least 95% of the Nokia device. I use it frequently when i need show something to my students when i come out of class room after lecture and if they ask me something i will immediately bring my Nokia E65 out of the pocket and will start python and will write few lines of code and will demonstrate. Recently last week i was talking with my students about text to speech conversion in E65 i run python and write two lines of code to demonstrate them and then run the code, students were really impressed, they told Nokia will be the next major company for mobile computers with SIM. We have to add more values to it.

So, your Indian belief is true, dreams seen in morning are always TRUE... Nokia made it true. Connecting people- Creating dreams- making realities- giving better lives....!

Kiran

But Kiran Patel, I was travelling na, So the bus should have started before 4:00 AM ;) ....So still there is chance that my dream may come true and also you might have noticed from the replies from Antony, Kiran Trivedi and others that my dream is becoming a reality now... ;)

Regards
Gopal

Thinking of coding even in ur dreams...............Come on man there are many things outside java, symbian ... to dream for...

About your dream the main positive thing is that You don't have to transfer the application to the phone. Nowadays most of the time is lost by loading it between the phone & the PC.

Mabye you know the future :D.