Mobile Apps (8) - Blackberry - Complete guide to writing apps (32) - 4h
1. A tour of BlackBerry App World
2. Eclipse JDE plugin
3. Hello World
4. Official development support from RIM
5. Multithreaded programming
6. Get apps pre-loaded
7. Blackberry simulators
8. Debugging your app
9. Deploying and signing
10. Deploying and signing through Eclipse
11. Using Java Loader
12. Handling security prompts
13. Connecting the Simulator to a BlackBerry Enterprise Server
14. Installing and using new simulators
15. Simulate GPS funcationality
16. Debugging on a live device
17. Carrier code signing
18. Garbage collection
19. Low memory manager
20. Event log
21. Event Thread
22. Setting up standalone MDS simulator
23. Detecting deadlocks
24. How to programmatically read the properties of a JAD file
25. How to deploy a MIDlet (JAR file)
26. Supported JSRs on BB
27. Intro to using GPS
28. Playing video
29. Audio playback
30. Embed broser in your app
31. Network transports available
32. Persistance models in Blackberry
1. A tour of BlackBerry App World 2. Eclipse JDE plugin 3. Hello World 4. Official development support from RIM 5. Multithreaded programming 6. Get apps pre-loaded 7. Blackberry simulators 8. Debugging your app 9. Deploying and signing 10. Deploying and signing through Eclipse 11. Using Java Loader 12. Handling security prompts 13. Connecting the Simulator to a BlackBerry Enterprise Server 14. Installing and using new simulators 15. Simulate GPS funcationality 16. Debugging on a live device 17. Carrier code signing 18. Garbage collection 19. Low memory manager 20. Event log 21. Event Thread 22. Setting up standalone MDS simulator 23. Detecting deadlocks 24. How to programmatically read the properties of a JAD file 25. How to deploy a MIDlet (JAR file) 26. Supported JSRs on BB 27. Intro to using GPS 28. Playing video 29. Audio playback 30. Embed broser in your app 31. Network transports available 32. Persistance models in Blackberry
Description
Starting from a warmup to Blackberry you will get increasingly deep on developing apps. You can learn about Eclipse plugin, development tools, and build your first Hello World program. You will then learn about simulators, debuggin, deploying, signing and getting apps preloaded on your phone. After finishing this first app, you will learn advanced stuff - event logs, garbage collection, multithreading etc, and also get to use GPS, videos, browsers and more. You will finally end up as a Blackberry zen in about 4 hours.
