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The Ovi APIs don't have to be a powerful platform, just an open door to integrated services.
Qt will be supported partially in Maemo 5, totally in Hamarratan and partially Symbian^3. Basically making it quite easy for Nokia to build once and run all their devices easily. Add this API and they ensure the next major steps in whatever next major platform there is (hint: the internet is an OS).
The question for Mer is simply whether it will support the door to integrated services built upon HTML/CSS/JS (ahem, same stuff WRT, widgets, Palm's webOS, and Google GWT frameworks use). If not, then Mer is just something to tide folks over, serving to scratch the itch of developers who are happier with the N800/N810, than more current offerings.
Its not that difficult folks... the question is whether some of you here will run with it, or keep to the door that the IT got you into seeing.
Thank you for requesting to participate in the Ovi for developers Beta programme.
We will review your request, and get back to you shortly to let you know if you have been accepted to join the programme.
With kind regards,
Forum Nokia
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2009-09-08
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2009-09-09
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To develop Web Runtime Widgets (WRTs), the information is at Forum Nokia. Has been for a long time, and if memory serves right, the last time I asked here about developers doing such things to extend the platform towards its *internet* nature, it was met with silent *somethings.* Maybe now folks will get it.
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2009-09-09
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Some get it... but not many. Check out how many replies >> this thread << generated
I have a memory card full of locally stored pages that reach out to the internet for data with directories full of support images, flash, and java script that I would love to zip up in a single file.
However, I can't get a straight answer with regard to existing wgz files developed for the S60. Will they run on the N900?
If they run, how? and will the runtime be available for the older devices?
There are also quite a few OVI widgets that I know can be made to run on on the N8**'s but since the N8**'s are not listed as compatible devices, we can not download them to make the minor changes that are needed for them to run.
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2009-09-09
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However, I can't get a straight answer with regard to existing wgz files developed for the S60. Will they run on the N900?
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2009-09-09
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No. Quim is on the record (somewhere, I forget where) saying that WRT isn't on Maemo yet. The Ovi SDK is, interestingly based on W3C widgets (I don't know how, exactly WRT relate to them); and it's unclear if the release of the Ovi SDK (whenever it is) will coincide with the release of WRT for Maemo.
ext Delfim Machado wrote:
> Hi all,
> i've searched in the archives and found nothing about this, so here is
> my question.
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> Since this is "mobile computer/OS web 2.0", do you plan to support WRT/
> W3C widgets?
Hi,
They are currently not supported but they will be coming at some point.
Official announcements to come by
http://wiki.maemo.org/Maemo_Summit_2...y.2C_October_9 latest.
Maemo Summit 2009
Friday, October 9 17.00 - 17.25
Developing apps with Nokia Web Runtime
Santtu Ahonen, Head of Developer Offering, Nokia
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Quim Gil
open source advocate
Maemo Devices @ Nokia
And Ovi SDK apps are based on W3C Widgets, from what I've just seen in
the developer experience area at Nokia World.
There's a talk at 14:45 CET about using it for cross-platform
development, and Maemo *was* mentioned in the introduction (although
I've not seen any evidence of this being anything but aspirational at
the moment).
Cheers,
Andrew
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2009-09-09
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He posted on yet another maemo.org forum.
>> http://maemo.org/community/maemo-dev...r_w3c_widgets/ <<
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2009-09-09
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Fear not (less?), that's not a new Talk competitor, it's a web-based view of the maemo-developers mailing list.
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2009-09-11
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