PDK
From WebOS101
Introduction
Palm's webOS Plug-in Development Kit is part of Palm's SDK. The PDK allows for the development of applications and components in C and C++. These applications and components can intermix with the web-based technologies from the Mojo SDK.
Topics
- PDK A to Z
- PDK FAQ
- Installation
- SDL
- PDK Library
- OpenGL ES
- Debugging PDK Apps
- Getting started with Haxe NME, a cross-platform framework Haxe is a "multi-platform language," similar to ECMAscript languages like Javascript and Actionscript. The Haxe compiler can actually take your code and turn it *into* other languages. Code written in Haxe can become Javascript, Actionscript, C++ and even PHP. NME currently supports "targets" like webOS, iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux and Flash. You can write platform-agnostic code that compiles as native C++ (using SDL, OpenGL or OpenGL ES, etc) for mobile targets like webOS, iOS and Android, or desktop targets like Windows, Mac and Linux. Your code can also compile for the web, running your same game or application in Flash.
External Resources
- Plug-in Development Kit Home
- PDK Technical FAQ
- Sample PDK App
- Barebones SDL for webOS (See other articles at this site!)