LiMo Foundation News

  • LiMo Foundation and GNOME Foundation Partner to Catalyze Further Open Source Innovation

    Alignment between these two key organizations will accelerate mainstream adoption of open source technologies and will empower open source developers worldwide

    THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS – 26 July 2010 – LiMo Foundation and GNOME Foundation today announced a key partnership with the objective of collaborating closely on open source software innovation. Starting immediately, LiMo Foundation will become a member of GNOME Foundation’s Advisory Board and GNOME Foundation will become an Industry Liaison Partner for LiMo Foundation. This development represents a natural formalization founded upon the significant use of GNOME Mobile software components within Release 2 and Release 3 of the LiMo PlatformTM.

  • Korea LiMo Ecosystem Association Holds Inaugural Meeting

    Cooperation amongst the top players in the Korean Mobile Industry to boost the Korean application developer ecosystem

    LONDON, ENGLAND and SEOUL, KOREA – 10 May 2010 – LiMo Foundation, a global consortium of leading companies from the mobile industry, today announced the formal inauguration of the Korea LiMo Ecosystem Association (KLEA) on May 4 in Seoul, which aims at catalyzing the Korean mobile application developer ecosystem and generating innovation upon the LiMo Platform. The event attended by dignitaries from the Ministry of Knowledge Economy, The Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Samsung Electronics, SK Telecom, KT and LG Telecom amongst others, saw the election of Hoojong Kim from SK Telecom as the Chairperson of KLEA.

    KLEA will leverage the LiMo Platform to create LiMo World, an application development, publishing and distribution program that will act as a single point of entry for Korean developers wishing to develop for the LiMo Platform and will provide them with the necessary tools and localization support that will springboard them into the international mobile application market.

    "With KLEA, the leading Korean mobile companies which have a long history of innovation are uniting to unleash the apps potential of the Korean developer community for the benefit of a broader...
  • Open Letter to the Wholesale Applications Community

     

    Dear Industry Colleagues:

    Further to the public announcement of 15 February 2010, I am very pleased to write this open letter to the initiators of the Wholesale Applications Community on behalf of the Board of LiMo Foundation offering a) our full support, b) our committed participation, and c) our immediate practical assistance in a spirit of whole-industry cooperation.

    It is clear to us that the highly complementary areas of focus, shared belief in true openness and common industry vision create an exceptional opportunity for deep and long-term collaboration between LiMo Foundation and the Wholesale Applications Community to release unfettered innovation across the industry and fully ignite the mobile internet in a way that is compelling and life-enhancing to consumers everywhere.
The first "on-device" mobile web application debugger is now available!
View Comments
Written by Kai Hendry, Aplix   
Monday, 21 December 2009 05:52

You are developing a Web application on a mobile device, however the Javascript is failing and you don't know why. Naturally you want to attach a debugger, set some break points and debug your application. Like you do already with Firebug.

However you can't do this on any mobile device I can think of!

Sure you can add alerts and "printf" your way to the answer, though that's an inefficient use of your time. Projects are likely to fail without a debugger.

And yet no Web runtime on a mobile device offers this facility. Failing Javascript is all the rage right now, since there is a bunch of fresh Javascript APIs being made available to Web developers.

Enter the BONDI SDK

News from the BONDI SDK project might be scarce lately, though recent developments include on device debugging. The debuggable device Web runtime is not available yet, though the BONDI SDK Eclipse plugin from version 5 supports this.

Don't believe me? Well you can try the BONDI SDK debugger by launching Google Chrome, like so: `chrome --remote-shell-port=9222` and configuring a remote Javascript debug launch in Eclipse. We use the same debug protocol as Google.

The LiMo foundation is driving Web technologies on mobiles by investing effort in a mobile toolchain for Web developers.

 
 
blog comments powered by Disqus

Syndication

Follow LiMo Foundation on Twitter

The LiMo Foundation Blog

The LiMo blog will include a rich assortment of entries reflecting perspectives that span market segments, geographies, and job responsibilities.  Our mission is to engage in direct conversation with a variety of stakeholders and thought leaders – this dialogue will be valuable as LiMo’s members work to collaboratively advance the LiMo Platform for the mobile industry.  The blog posts reflect the opinions of the individual bloggers, and not necessarily that of LiMo or its members.

Popular Tags

mobile  open  source  limo  platform  software  devices  development  device  industry  developers  foundation  market  code  applications  time  application  phone  services  based  community  like  user  companies  members  apple  world  make  operators  need  support  access  linux  bondi  used  internet  people  work  apis  platforms 

Blog Roll

Copyright © 2010 LiMo Foundation Blog. All Rights Reserved.