heart beat check
Regis St-Gelais said (on or about) 02/09/2009 07:42:
C# seems interesting since we already have exprerience with it on the
desktop world.
Did you enconter technical issues or was it just a learning curve issue ?
The .NET library takes a little while to become familiar
C# seems interesting since we already have exprerience with it on the
desktop world.
Did you enconter technical issues or was it just a learning curve issue ?
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Philip Sheard shea...@tiscali.co.uk a écrit dans le message de news:
187...@palm-dev-forum...
Philip Sheard shea...@tiscali.co.uk wrote:
Palm is still knocking out the Tungsten E2 and the T|X.
I don't believe they are any more, actually (at least the E2). It's
getting harder to find a new one of these for sale.
As for Garnet OS (old Palm OS) development, like others have said,
Any chance an eBook (Kindle, Sony Reader, etc.) could load and execute a
non-mobile app? They'd be closer to my target handheld than small and expensive
contract-based smartphones.
Luc Le Blanc
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Philip Sheard shea...@tiscali.co.uk a écrit dans le message de news:
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There are serious technical issues with managed code, mainly involving
performance, but also over stability.
Thanks for the info.
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Regis St-Gelais said (on or about) 02/09/2009 07:42:
C# seems interesting since we already have exprerience with it on the
desktop world.
Did you enconter technical issues or was it just a learning curve issue ?
The .NET library takes a little while to become familiar with but at the
Isn't it great how nowhere in that [COMPLETELY CORRECT] explanation of
how things work now there is any mention of the users and what they
want :-) ?
But I think all of that is moving into the past. The current marketing
paradigm is
to sell services that use air time. We don't need to
So I wonder if Access would consider open sourcing Garnet OS...
And unless webOS is gonna replace existing Centro, Treo, etc devices
(...right...)...there is still some shelf life for Palm OS / Garnet OS
development...
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: forum heart beat check
Isn't it great how nowhere in that [COMPLETELY CORRECT] explanation of
how things work now there is any mention of the users and what they
want :-) ?
But I think all of that is moving into the past. The current marketing
paradigm is
to sell services that use air time. We
don't forget Android... i already work on application for it. but I don't forget
palm, there is lot of devices out there and people won't just throw them away
because company stopped selling them. its like with psion, oficially dead but
still very alive...
Christopher Stamper wrote:
On Sat,
Stringer
At 03:15 AM 2/8/2009, you wrote:
Subject: Re: forum heart beat check
From: Christopher Stamper christopherstam...@gmail.com
Date: Sat, 7 Feb 2009 13:58:58 -0500
X-Message-Number: 2
On Sat, Feb 7, 2009 at 1:36 PM, Tam Hanna ta...@gmx.at wrote:
Hi,
weird...I wanted to send sth similar out
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From: Roger Stringer [mailto:strin...@rf-tp.com]
Sent: 08 February 2009 15:19
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: forum heart beat check
From a developer's point of view, Palm OS is no longer terribly
important and Access (aka PalmSource) don't appear to have
So, what do you recommend for POS devices? We use Palms with a receipt
printer for our Point of Sale terminals for customer's delivery drivers.
They are not likely to upgrade to a cell phone. It works on the
Centro and Treo, but we don't officially support cell phones. We
provide are
from my experience customers want handhelds. if there are only smartphones
available they would rather use tablet pc then smartphone. in company i am
working for palmos version was killed by palm decision to stop handheld
production - so far everyone moved to windows mobile or to tablets.
reason
at all costs. That is the way I went, my project collapsed in a pile of poo.
I would recommend unmanaged C++, and ATL rather than MFC.
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From: Ben Rittgers [mailto:britt...@mchsi.com]
Sent: 08 February 2009 18:55
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: forum heart beat
Rittgers [mailto:britt...@mchsi.com]
Sent: 08 February 2009 18:55
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: forum heart beat check
So, what do you recommend for POS devices? We
use Palms with a receipt
printer for our Point of Sale terminals for customer's
delivery drivers
.Net is mainly C# and VB.Net.
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From: Kent Loobey [mailto:k...@uoregon.edu]
Sent: 08 February 2009 22:11
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: forum heart beat check
On Sunday 08 February 2009 13:54:46 Philip Sheard
wrote:
I too have a field sales app, and I take your
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PALM-DEV-FORUM Digest for Friday, February 06, 2009.
1. forum heart beat check
2. Re: forum heart beat check
On Sat, Feb 7, 2009 at 1:36 PM, Tam Hanna ta...@gmx.at wrote:
Hi,
weird...I wanted to send sth similar out a few days ago.
Was a nice time with all of you... . Hope to see some of you again in the
future on MSDN or Forum Nokia ;).
Some of you may be waiting for the WebOS sdk...
But I just
luis maldonado said (on or about) 02/06/2009 19:16:
hi there,
is the forum still alive or has it gone to it's place in forum heaven
I've not received any activity in over three weeks.
Anywho: farewell and thanks if it's the heaven bit, otherwise let's
get some bits over the
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