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Developing for S60...

WetDaddy · 2006-08-23 14:43:49

Just wondering if anyone's done any development for Series 60 (Symbian) phones. I'm interested in getting into it, but I'm sure the best way to approach the whole thing (e.g. language, IDE's, etc.). I'm a strong foundation in Java, so that seems to make the most sense. Just wondering what tools people have used, if any! :)

23-08-2006 2:43pm

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Just wondering if anyone's done any development for Series 60 (Symbian) phones. I'm interested in getting into it, but I'm sure the best way to approach the whole thing (e.g. language, IDE's, etc.).

I'm a strong foundation in Java, so that seems to make the most sense. Just wondering what tools people have used, if any!

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#2 23-08-2006 3:09pm

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Nokia have a free SDK which is compatible with Microsoft Visual Studio. You will be using C++. Microsoft actually have a free version of their IDE now...

http://***n.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualC/default.aspx

Otherwise if you want to develop in java, java is pretty much standard on most phone/pda OS's.

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