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Sorcery-ltd | 16 December, 2008 17:03
I've been working with some other Forum Nokia Champions and expert developers in the last few months to create some resources for Multi-language programming (mixing your favourite runtimes). The result is a series of papers for the Symbian Developer Network.
In them you can find out about:
1) The architecture for applications mixing languages
2) The strengths and weaknesses of various combinations of languages
3) How to combine Flash Lite with C++ or Java (with examples from KuneriLite and Jarpa)
4) How to combine Python with Flash Lite or C++ (with examples from Flyer and a tutorial on writing PyS60 extensions)
5) How to extend WRT widgets
One of the suggestions I made on my blog here before and also in the papers has already been done. One of the authors of the paper covering Python, Jussi Toivola (aka GameDude) has ported pygame to PyS60 Community Edition. Now you can write games with sound effects in Python, taking advantage of the native performance provided by the SDL.
Please read and enjoy! Many thanks are due to Bernd Wiegmann, Felipe Andrade, Ugur Kaner, Jukka Hamalainen, Mikko Ohtamaa & Jussi Toivola, as well as the wonderful folks at the SDN.
Mark
General, Flash, Games, Java, Python, Symbian C++, Web Run-Time (WRT), Widget |
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Very nice!
croozeus | 17/12/2008, 16:45
Hi Mark,
I just finished going through,
Part III - Combining Python with Flash Lite and Symbian C++
and it looks pretty elegant resource!
Thanks to all the authors. Appreciated!