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Just writing to agree. I have started learning native development at first. That was good experience from the point that you get some inner understanding how S
by daliusd 16y ago
Just writing to agree.
I have started learning native development at first. That was good experience from the point that you get some inner understanding how Symbian works but overall it is too hard to develop using native code.
As well I am developing actively two Qt based Symbian applications during my free time currently. I really love it because I can in relatively small time develop nice and working applications. There are some problems still (e.g. kinetic scrolling, problems with QtMobility on some phones, like flagman N8, full screen issues and etc.) but it looks like those problems will be solved in the future.
I love that development on Linux is possible as well.
- rue 16y agoJust yesterday I attended a presentation on the upcoming Qt Quick toolkit and QML, the language for defining UIs. Should have support for both Meego and whatever Symbians remain. QML looked quite nice in itself and a definite improvement but, in historical context, I'm not yet convinced…
- daliusd 16y agoI have not considered using QML at all. At the moment samples were unusable or very slow on Nokia E51. Pure Qt from other side was faster than I have expected. Actually I do not feel difference from native applications.
- Geee 16y agoTwimGo is a nice example of using QML: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ak-Py3cf_Ac http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ak-Py3cf_Ac