264 pages | Apress (March 15, 2010) | ISBN: 1430272252 | PDF | 8.5 MB
You’ll
learn how to use the BlackBerry user interface components to create the
look and feel you want, how to use networking to create applications
that can talk to servers anywhere on the internet, how to manage
application lifecycle and data storage, and how to use the GPS and
mapping functionality included on many devices to create location-aware
applications.
BlackBerry smartphones have been around for a
while, but with record numbers of devices sold and the launch of
BlackBerry App World, there has never been a more exciting time to get
into BlackBerry application development.
Assuming only some
programming background in Java or a similar language, this book starts
with the basics and teaches you what you need to know to get started
developing native applications for BlackBerry. Step by step tutorials
will take you through downloading and installing the BlackBerry
development environment, creating your first applications, and
exploring the BlackBerry API.
You’ll learn how to use the
BlackBerry user interface components to create the look and feel you
want, how to use networking to create applications that can talk to
servers anywhere on the internet, how to manage application lifecycle
and data storage, and how to use the GPS and mapping functionality
included on many devices to create location-aware applications.
You’ll
also learn about the different ways you can package and distribute your
application, from deploying an application on your own website to
listing your application for sale on App World.
What you’ll learn
- Complete BlackBerry native application development
- How to work with the BlackBerry JDE and the JDE Plug-in for Eclipse
- How to debug your application, and deploy onto real devices
- How to work with networking, GPS and maps, and persistent storage
- How to work with and customize the BlackBerry UI
- Ways to distribute your application, from hosting on your own website to listing on BlackBerry App World
Who is this book for
Software
developers who have little or no experience with BlackBerry development
and are interested in developing native applications for BlackBerry.
Ideally, you’ll have some background in Java or a similar language.
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