15 Apr, 2010

A mini compendium for mobile website development

Posted by Bhavin Turakhia

At Directi, we have been toying with some ideas around making some of our web apps mobile friendly. I spent sometime reading and reviewing various online guides on mobile website development. Here are a few of the good resources I found -

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Amit Baid
April 16, 2010

For this interest of yours,I think you must look at our (Volantis’) product portfolio. One of them is Ubik – http://www.volantis.com/ubikcom.
The best part is that it seamlessly and intelligently renders the portal on different devices.

Cheers
Amit

Himanshu Chanda
April 16, 2010

Hi Bhavin.

This is a great compilation. But the only issue with mobile designing and development is that screens, technologies and everything mobile keeps changing. With the recent addition of slates it seems the differences will wipe out soon.

Finally Yes for the time being (may be couple of years) this model of multiple designing is required. It would be great to look out for someone who will change the game once and for all.

BTW the first link is not working

Regards
Chanda

Srinivasa Mantripragada
April 16, 2010

Hi Bhavin,
Iam very much impressed with your stepping stones in young age. I have entreprenuer thoughts, but i did not entered into that domain.
I worked in various areas java, j2ee and SAP and working in SAP domain and i currently live in US.
Could you share the ideas and thoughts by email.

Thank you,
Srinivas.

jenilia
April 17, 2010

Hi Bhavin,

Great efforts.
Its a very nice sites for mobile website development.
The biggest benefactors from mobile web development are the small-business and medium businesses. It is now possible for them to market themselves more effectively in the local market yet with global reach with mobile websites.

Thanks.

Bhavin Turakhia
April 17, 2010

@all: thanks for your comments :)

tracy
April 21, 2010

Bhavin,
I just stumbled across your post from October about determining who is humble during an interview. I thought it was very insightful and I’m going to use it in our interviews going forward (I am in HR). I just read a book by a guy named Joe Navarro you might find interesting, it’s called “what every body knows”…it’s all about reading body language. Here is the post I created based on your insight for my own blog! http://bit.ly/5Y5NC
Best,
tracy

Sudhakar
April 26, 2010

Good Info. Currently we have undergone for an mobile app dvpt. So i would be useful. Searching for an links where i could learn about page development for iphone.
Mobi Ready is so useful to me.

Sudhakar
April 26, 2010

Currently we have undergone for an mobile app dvpt. So i would be useful. Searching for an links where i could learn about page development for iphone.
Mobi Ready is so useful to me.

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April 27, 2010

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TheRohan
May 4, 2010

Hey guys, came across this cool resource package for the Series 60 platform for java applications development.

The library provides introductory, getting started, tutorial, and API-level information. The library is available in HTML format online, as a standalone version, and as an Eclipse plug-in. The Java APIs are available on Forum Nokia, integrated in the Series 40 SDKs and Symbian SDKs for Nokia devices.

For further information go to http://www.forum.nokia.com/info/sw.nokia.com/id/3cfc525e-f0ec-491c-badd-085c0e2df8bf/Java_ME_Developers_Library.html

TheRohan
May 11, 2010

A very integrated training course intended for experienced and intermediate developers interested in games and graphics creation for MIDP applications. This course includes five lectures with incentive lab exercises.
These lectures include:
• Game API
• 3D concepts and basics of M3G API
• Using Blender with M3G API
• Animating 3D objects using M3G API
• Sounds and tones in games
For more details go to http://bit.ly/aQZYpR

Cheers.

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May 19, 2010

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