By Erik Starck | Published: June 4th, 2009
A video of our JavaOne keynote can be found here. On stage are Christopher David, Rikko Sakaguchi, Patrik Olsson, Erik Hellman and Karl-Johan Dahlström. Erik is programming the JavaFX-based TweetMe application live during the keynote!
Jim Holliday from Sun has written a summary of the keynote here.
By Erik Starck | Published: June 3rd, 2009
Mobile applications directly from the drawing boards and the creative minds in the Sony Ericsson Developer World can be found at our recently launched Sony Ericsson Labs site.
Many of the applications are written using our Capuchin framework for bridging Java ME and Flash Lite. Check out the Capuchin Calculator for a nice example.
Some of the applications are more concept-like (the Capuchin Carshop for example) and others are full blown apps with server side support and a rich user experience (like Hanashi). Do try them out and give us feedback in the comments and rating system for the apps. You can download the applications directly from your mobile phone at http://labs.sonyericsson.com/mobile.
Erik Starck
Community Manager
By Erik Starck | Published: May 20th, 2009
Welcome to the Developer World blog at Sony Ericsson!
This is the new home for our blogs. They used to be located here but now we have a nice and shiny Wordpress installation and a new URL: blogs.sonyericsson.com/developerworld. Much easier to find!
This is sort of a new start for us when it comes to blogging and we will grow the number of blogs in the near future. As of now, you can start following one of our developers, Erik Hellman, who will be blogging from the JavaOne conference in San Francisco. Erik has managed to have no less than 3 talks accepted to the conference, so he will have a busy week for sure. Do try to catch him or someone else in our team at the Sony Ericsson booth at the conference. We are interested to hear what you as a developer think we can do better. Tell us!
We’re really looking forward to (re)start blogging! This will be fun.
Oh, I almost forgot. We also have a Twitter feed. Follow us at http://twitter.com/SonyEricssonDev.
Erik Starck
Community Manager, Developer World