Just a quick note that an article I wrote for DZone, An Overview of Mobile Debugging Techniques – Part One, is now live. I wrote this a few months ago but it finally went live today. I'll be doing a followup later this month.
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Article: An Overview of Mobile Debugging Techniques – Part One
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Ray,
i just read your post, very interesting imho.
recently, looking for good tools for mobile, i discovered tho:
1) mosync and its companion mosync reload
2) corona
the latter is based on LUA language, the former, based on eclipse technology, is ideal for html5/css or hibrid apps, and its js library, almost compatible with cordova, permits to send sms too; also it can be of bridge with c++/c # modules invoked from js.
last but not least, it can assemble apps and transfer the packege to device via bluetooth.
if you can/want, take a look and tell what do you think about.
regards
I'll try to take a look sometime in the future. There's just too much darn cool stuff out there lately. ;)
of course ray, but i think this can be a good exercize.