Chapter Three of Developing Applications in JavaScript using the Palm Mojo™ Framework now available
The third chapter of the Rough Cuts version of Palm webOS: Developing Applications in JavaScript using the Palm Mojo™ Framework by Palm Software CTO Mitch Allen is now available from O’Reilly.
This chapter is titled “Widgets”. Widgets are dynamic UI controls, that can be integrated within any application. They can be tailored to the application, yet provide reusable, stylistically consistent UI functions. Widgets is a term widely used within web development but Mojo widgets are different than other widgets. Mojo widgets have a defined behavior but with many options; they generate complex HTML and are easily styled with CSS.
Please visit Safari Books Online to download this chapter.
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When is the rest of the book scheduled for release? In lieu of access to the SDK, this is all most of us have to go on. And any word on opening up the SDK distribution a bit more?
Comment by Scott — April 24, 2009 @ 8:09 pm
The release of the book is controlled by O'Reilly and how quickly the author can write it. I don't have a schedule for when future chapters will come out - I usually get about a day's notice on it. As to the SDK, we continue to bring people into the program, and we're working on getting it into general release — but I don't have a date yet I can say when that will be.
chuq
Comment by Palm Developers Network — April 24, 2009 @ 8:30 pm
http://ppt2swfsdk.com/Download.aspx
Ppt2Flash SDK
* PowerPoint 2000-2007 support
* COM API
* Command Line Interface
* ActionScript API
* Detailed documentation
* ASP.NET, C#, C++, PHP, VBScript, Java samples
* ActionScript API samples
* Command line samples
http://ppt2swfsdk.com/Download.aspx
Comment by sdf — April 25, 2009 @ 9:15 am
Can you speak on the availability of synchronous database API? This was added recently to HTML5/Web Storage spec and it would be amazing to have this available at launch time. I'm not aware of its implementation status in the general WebKit code base…
Comment by Nick Carter — April 27, 2009 @ 7:38 pm
Unfortunately, we haven’t released any information on that yet
Comment by Chuq Von Rospach — April 28, 2009 @ 10:37 am