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What if you were the owner?
dcrocha | 03 September, 2008 20:24
You were given the task of defining which development technologies an entire smartphone platform would have.
What would be your choices?
Basic conditions - You would have to:
- Include a security framework for each runtime, or for all of them.
- Consider requirements from: operators, software developers and individuals.
- Create a distribution model for applications developed on your set of runtimes.
- Provide support for development tools.
You can also ignore legacy technologies (including operating system), and consider you have budget and R&D people to do the job.
With that said, give me your opinion!
Some examples:
- Native-only development using X (C++, C, etc.)
- Proprietary Java - MIDP APIs + set of proprietary packages
- Python
- JavaScript - also with proprietary packages talking to native services
- All of the above
- Flash
- Silverlight
I promise I will pass this information on to important people in Nokia. Whether they will use it/like or not, I can't guarantee! :)
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