Now that Palm Pixi is on the verge of shipping, we've released both webOS version 1.3.1 and the new version of the Mojo Software Development Kit. The highlights of the Mojo SDK version 1.3.1 release are the following; Enhanced Pixi support in emulator API to keep screen from auto-dimming Auto-generation of app Help / Support scene Numerous framework doc enhancements Elaborating a bit on the last item, we've heard the developer community's feedback about webOS docs loud and clear. You'll see ...
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Mojo SDK 1.3.1 Now Available, featuring Pixi emulator support and docs enhancements
November 14 — Topics: Developing on webOS, SDK — Chuq Von Rospach
Now available: Mojo SDK v1.2
September 28 — Topics: SDK, The webOS Community — Chuq Von Rospach
Palm® just released webOS™ version 1.2, and with it the latest version of the Mojo™ Software Development Kit. As always, the number one reason to update your SDK installation is to keep your development environment in sync with the version of webOS that’s running on end-user devices. The emulator ROM and Mojo Framework in the Mojo SDK v1.2 match the software that began rolling out to devices today via over-the-air updates. Aside from staying up to date, ...
Two videos to watch
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September 17 — Topics: O'Reilly, SDK, The webOS Community — Chuq Von Rospach
I thought I'd pass along pointers to a couple of videos you might want to watch. The first one is to the Engadget Show, where Palm's CEO, Jon Rubenstein, sits down for a talk about Palm, the Pre and webOS. The other video is the second webcast by Palm's CTO Mitch Allen, this one covering webOS Application basics: For those getting started programming in webOS, it covers a lot of the ground to get you going and is ...
Now Available — Mojo SDK v1.1 – Build 12
July 25 — Topics: SDK — Chuq Von Rospach
I'm happy to announce we've released a new version of the SDK and it's now available for download. This version is primarily aimed at fixing the installer issues that have been reported on Windows and Macintosh. The "rollback" issue and the problems some people had with the installer on XP with DLLs being replaced improperly leading to BSOD problems are fixed, as is a problem installing on a Mac when the emulator wasn't properly uninstalled first. There ...
An update on the early access program and the SDK.
June 19 — Topics: SDK, The webOS Community — Chuq Von Rospach
With the Pre now in customers’ hands and reports of webOS hacks in the news, we know that you are more anxious than ever to get access to the SDK and start developing for webOS. We’ve been working very hard on the SDK and are eager to open access on a wider scale, but the software and the developer services to support it just aren’t ready yet. Our goal is to make the SDK available to everyone ...
The early access program, one week in
April 8 — Topics: SDK — Gray Norton
It has been a week since we announced our expansion of the early access program for the Palm Mojo SDK, so I wanted to give you a quick update and thank you for your interest! We've been thrilled and, frankly, awed by your response. As you may have seen on Twitter, @palm_inc recently tweeted that we'd received about a gazillion applications for early access, and that's not far from the truth. We let our first batch of ...
Introducing the Palm Mojo SDK early access program.
April 1 — Topics: SDK — Chuq Von Rospach
We are happy to announce our new early access program for developers interested in creating applications for the Palm webOSTM. The early access program is an opportunity for developers to test-drive and provide feedback on the Palm MojoTM SDK prior to its public release. Admission to the program is by application – we’ll admit a small group of developers to start and gradually increase the size of the program as the tools mature. We’d like to ...
Now Available — Developing Applications for webOS webcast
February 27 — Topics: O'Reilly, SDK — Chuq Von Rospach
I'm happy to announce that the Developing Applications for webOS webcast is now available from O'Reilly for online viewing. You can view this either from O'Reilly's webcast page or from their YouTube channel. If you weren't able to see the webcast list, now's a great time to go and take a look. If you have questions about developing on the Palm webOS that weren’t answered during the webinar, please leave a comment here and ask them. We might ...
The first round of answers to your webinar questions
February 27 — Topics: O'Reilly, SDK — Chuq Von Rospach
A couple of days ago we asked for your feedback and questions on the Webinar, and we got a lot of both! Thank you all, and keep it coming! Here's the first set of answers to some of the questions that were asked. We're still working on answering more of them, so stay tuned. First, we had a lot of questions on the documentation, when it'll be available, and what will be in it. The documentation will ...