Who am I?
I've been poking my nose in mobile software development since 2000, starting on what was then the ER5 and Ericsson's R380. Since then I've been doing a bit of everything on the S60 Platform, from learning its bits and pieces to helping others find their way trough the maze.
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Lucian Tomuta's Forum Nokia Blog
Open Source development on Symbian/S60
ltomuta | 28 February, 2008 18:06
So many times I have seen complaints that this or that Symbian or S60 API is too low level and developers have to write tones of code to achieve some basic functionality. So many times there were complaints that a particular UI component is too clumsy to use, that it doesn't support some key features, that it requires way too many resource flags which unfortunately are not documented anywhere or that the component is missing or not public. (More)
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