Tag Archives: open source
BlackBerry 10 Development 101: Native
There are many ways to develop games or applications for BlackBerry 10. This is a good thing, but if you have not developed for the BlackBerry platform or you are familiar only with the older Java-based platform, it may be overwhelming. What are your options, and how do you get started? Several factors can help […]
PhoneGap Rules Everything Around Me!
I’m stoked to spread the word to all of our developers that as of version 2.2, you can now build apps with PhoneGap that target BlackBerry® 10! Our very own official Apache Cordova contributor Gord Tanner (@gordtanner) has been hard at work making sure you can build PhoneGap apps for BlackBerry 10 today. What’s got […]
Writing Qt apps for the BlackBerry 10 platform
Guest post from Eun-Kyung Choi and Kizito Kasengulu – Ed. Cascades™ and Qt are two major frameworks available on the BlackBerry® 10 platform. Qt on BlackBerry 10 provides a complete set of standard Qt 4.8 APIs with the exception of the QtWebKit module. BlackBerry 10 provides a selected set of APIs from the QtMobility project […]
Porting Qt Applications to BlackBerry 10 is Easier than Ever!
Guest post from Eun-Kyung and Kizito – Ed. Qt developers and BlackBerry® 10 developers often ask the following questions: What is the relationship between Cascades™ and Qt, and how do they interact with each other? Cascades and Qt frameworks are two major frameworks available in BlackBerry 10 application development. From a high-level architectural point of […]
WebWorks Ant Build Script
There are many ways to build BlackBerry WebWorks applications, like the Ripple Emulator, the BlackBerry Graphical Aid, or the command line. Each one has some good use cases, and yet I think there’s room for one more: an Ant build script that can include some pre-processing and will work well with automated builds. Ant has […]
Building the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks Open Source Framework on Your Own
Guest post from Nukul – Ed. We’ve received a lot of requests from developers to be able to build BlackBerry® 10 WebWorks™ directly from GitHub. Before I talk about how to take advantage of this, I would like to explain why it took us so long to get here and what it means for you. […]
