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Category: S60

Open source scripting for mobile phones (part 2)

Last time I wrote about TCL based language - HECL. Now, let's go back in time. I believe you still remember DOS and its scripting language (also available in "visual" version in current Windows platforms). This time I will focus on QBasic language, which is also available for...

Java, S60, Series 40

Open source scripting for mobile phones (part 1)

If you had to create a prototype of mobile application quickly, many of you would probably choose Python - someone may justify this choice by pointing out that you can write and run the code (script) immediately on the device and that other similar solutions aren't so integrated with...

Java, S60, Series 40

S60 and creating applications with quality in mind (part 3)

This time I'll continue the subject of QA ( part 1 , part 2 ). As you know, probably the only way of discovering all defects in a product is long-term use by many users. Unfortunately this can be achieved after the product is on the market. Since this kind of feedback would be very...

S60, Testing

S60 and creating applications with quality in mind (part 2)

Last time I wrote about EDFU , but this time I'll focus on some testing techniques. Probably many of us use them, but it may be interesting to recap. We can use: data-driven testing - to find defects in which certain data is incorrectly processed (e.g. using values above a...

S60, Testing

S60 and creating applications with quality in mind

I've just finished reading "S60 Smartphone Quality Assurance" book, written by Saila Laitinen. This led me to some thoughts about  quality of final products. One part of the process of creating the product is testing.  Probably many of you are familiar with words like...

S60, Testing

S60 & data backup

Changing firmware in my smartphone brought me to the issue of data backup. I decided to make some tests in this area. Generally I found as many as four ways of doing it: 1) backup to memory card 2) backup via PC Suite & Nokia Content Copier 3) data synchronization by SyncML 4) data...

General, S60

 
 
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