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Announcements and NewsQt Example Satisfaction Survey is Closed The Nokia N9 will we sent out to winner as soon as we've determined who provided the most useful feedback.
Congratulations to Pasi Manninen, January Contributor of the Month
This month Pasi Manninen (pasi.manninen ) has been selected for his contributions in the Windows Phone category. As a rule the wiki moderation team try to award COM to encourage newer developers that we see have a lot of potential. The fact that we have chosen to award Pasi, who is a Nokia Developer Champion and who was already awarded COM back in 2010, shows how impressed we were with what he has achieved. You can check out his articles here: Weather in Windows Phone 7, Movies in Finnkino Theatre's and Employees from XML in WP7. Please join me and others to congratulate Pasi on the Discussion boards.
Wanted: February Contributor of the Month  For the February Contributor of the Month we'll be giving preferential consideration to articles that show innovative use of Symbian Qt Quick Components. If you think that sounds a lot like the Symbian Qt Quick Components Competition 2012Q1, you're right! The difference is that unlike the app competition we're looking for great articles and good examples, rather than stylish applications. The scope is also broader - while we'll be happy with articles showing how you can achieve "clever" compliance with the Symbian Design Guidelines we also hope to see articles that show how you port your apps to Qt Quick from other Nokia platforms (like the Symbian Web Runtime or Windows Phone).
Top Contributors of the week Many thanks to the community members who contributed last week (image courtesy of Wordle):  For more detail see Wiki contributor of the week#6 Feb 2012.
Symbian Qt Quick Components Competition 2012Q1
We're having an app design competition! The competition is to find great apps that use Symbian Qt Quick Components, mixing standard and custom components to create a fluid and compelling user experience. Of course it is not always easy to remain consistent with the Symbian Design Guidelines so we'll be looking closely at how you innovate within this constraint. For more information see Symbian Qt Quick Components Competition 2012Q1 |
Featured Article of the Week
See Featured Articles for other great articles from the community. Featured Video of the WeekThe Nokia development team shares technical tips on coding interactive map and geolocation services for the Series 40 platform. Using the Nokia web tools development environment, Andrew Knight gives you a quick and informative look at the map-based application possibilities available to you when developing for Nokia Series 40 phones, including the new Asha range. Learn more here: http://developer.nokia.com/Develop/Maps/
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