“Meet the Team” is a series to help you get to know your webOS Developer Relations team. It’s a friendly and fun behind-the-scenes look at the people whose main mission is to serve and champion webOS developers everywhere. This time we chat with Donald Kirker, who specializes in App Review for the webOS team. Q: [...]
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The webOS Community, Uncategorized, events
April 27th 2011 | Posted by Sean Lindo
Building on the excitement and good times we had at webOS CONNECT London, the fun continues with a pair of upcoming webOS CONNECT events in Paris and Berlin, slated for May. Whether you’re an experienced webOS developer or someone that just wants to learn and see what all the webOS buzz is about, these events [...]
The webOS Community, What's Happening in webOS, events
April 5th 2011 | Posted by Sean Lindo
Last week was a quite a week for webOS developers. We made the webOS 3.0 SDK available in our Early Access program, giving developers a head start on creating apps for TouchPad’s summer launch (get to it!). We also launched a new and improved HP webOS Developer Center, providing developers with an even better resource [...]
The webOS Community, Uncategorized
March 29th 2011 | Posted by Sean Lindo
“Meet the Team” is a new series to help you get to know your webOS Developer Relations team. It’s a friendly and fun behind-the-scenes look at the people whose main mission is to serve and champion webOS developers everywhere. This week, we chat with someone many of you are probably familiar with – someone you [...]
Developing with the webOS SDK, The webOS Community, Uncategorized, What's Happening in webOS, development
February 15th 2011 | Posted by Sean Lindo
Even with all the exciting news from this week, a lot of questions have been floating around about our plans and how they affect you and our customers. As such, we recognize that we need to do a better job communicating developments in a more timely, detailed and thoughtful way. For now, we want to [...]
The webOS Community
November 4th 2010 | Posted by enda
Have you been frustrated trying to put line breaks into you app description but just ended up with a single paragraph? Well if it makes you feel any better you are not alone. Some very savvy developers in the forums tackled the issue determined to find a solution and did! The problem is that html [...]
Developing with the webOS SDK, The webOS Community
July 13th 2010 | Posted by Dion Almaer
The awesome webos101 crew have a code snippets area that you should know about. What kind of cases will you see up there?
UI Appearance
There are a lot of tweaks at your disposal via CSS styling. Whether it be a simple #palm-app-menu style to change the app menu, using the dark theme (“theme”:”dark” in appinfo.json) or [...]
Application commentary, Developing with the webOS SDK, The webOS Community
June 14th 2010 | Posted by Dion Almaer
Editor’s note: When we saw the salesforce.com application written by CustomWare, we wrote to them and asked if they would write up their experience. The article below is written by them (and not Palm). If you would like to talk about your webOS development experience, please let us know!
I have been asked to complete a [...]
The webOS Community, events
June 11th 2010 | Posted by Lisa Brewster
Palm’s fearless Developer Relations leaders Ben Galbraith and Dion Almaer hosted a little shindig Wednesday night along with Appcelerator CEO Jeff Haynie. (Appcelerator is the creator of Titanium, a cross-platform development environment that uses JavaScript to write native code for multiple devices—can you guess why we like them so much?) The DevRel team met [...]
Plug-in Development Kit (PDK), The webOS Community, announcements, facebook app
May 7th 2010 | Posted by Fred Patton
For those of you who enjoyed the Developer Day videos uploaded earlier in the week, but were waiting for the rest to be made available, today is the day! You can now see Kevin Decker discussing development of the new Facebook app, and Kevin Hague introducing Ares fundamentals, plus more great presentations that dig deep [...]