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Series 40 UX Design Resources Tour
So you want to create outstanding UXs for your Series 40 apps. In this video you get a tour of the resources available in the Nokia Developer Design and User Experience library, which will get you on the road to a winning design.
Series 40 web apps technical how to: Debugging
Andrew Knight shares technical tips about debugging your Nokia Series 40 web apps. Using the Nokia Web Tools development environment, Andrew gives you a quick and informative look at how to debug web apps on Nokia Series 40 phones, including the new Asha range.
Series 40 Web Apps : BBC Reader Part 1 - Debugging
In this Series 40 web app training module, based around a BBC Reader app, your will learn how to use the features of the Nokia Web Tools to debug you web apps.
Series 40 Web Apps: BBC Reader Part 2 - Error Handling
In this Series 40 web app training module based around a BBC Reader app, you will learn how to implement error handling in your web app effectively and efficiently.
Nokia Series 40 Web Apps: BBC Reader Part 3 - Working with the Console
In this Series 40 web app training module based around a BBC Reader app, you will learn how to use the console to assist with your web app development.
Series 40 Web Apps: BBC Reader Part 4 - JavaScript Templates
In this Series 40 web app training module based around a BBC Reader app, you will learn how to use JavaScript templating to create HTML.
Series 40 Web Apps: BBC Reader Part 5 - Opening Articles
In this Series 40 web app training module based around a BBC Reader app, you will learn the techniques that can be used to open and display the details from a web article.
Series 40 Web Apps Part 1: Button example
In this first steps training module get started with a Series 40 web app by creating a button that triggers an action. The module introduces the MWL library APIs for showing and hiding elements on page.
Series 40 Web Apps Part 2: Button counter example
In this first steps training module learn how application state (in this case, the value of the counter) can be retained on the Series 40 web app Proxy Server. The client never knows the actual value of the counter, receiving updates to its HTML only.
Series 40 Web Apps Part 3: Creating pages
In this first steps training module you will see how to implement “screens” or “pages” in a web app and navigate between them. No server communication takes place – the application runs entirely on the client.
Series 40 Web Apps Part 4: Animation and transitions
In this first steps training module you will discover how to animate elements on your pages by changing their positions and implement an effect to transition between web app pages.
Series 40 Web Apps Part 5: Ajax
In this first steps training module learn how to use Ajax to communicate with other servers from your web app. You will use jQuery and geolocate service to explore the use of Ajax and observe the behaviour of web app in Local and Cloud Preview from the Nokia Web Tools.
Series 40 web apps technical how to: Localizing
Andrew Knight shares technical tips about localizing your Series 40 web apps. Using the Nokia Web Tools development environment, Andrew gives you a quick and informative look at how to develop web apps that can be localized for different languages on Series 40 phones, including the new Asha range.
Series 40 web apps technical how to: Animation
Andrew Knight, from the Nokia development team, shares technical tips on creating page animations for Series 40 web apps. Using the Nokia Web Tools development environment, Andrew provides a quick and informative look at implementing the options available to you when developing for Nokia Series 40 phones, including the new Asha range.
Series 40 web apps technical how to: Geolocation and maps
In this how-to video, Andrew Knight from the Nokia development team shows you how to code a Series 40 web app to use geolocation services and maps. You will see how to create a project in the Nokia Web Tools, code the basic container for displaying a map, obtain latitude and longitude from the geolocation API, use that information to obtain a map image for Nokia Maps, and display it in your app.
Getting Started with Series 40 web apps
This getting started video provides you with the essential information needed to use Nokia Web Tools to create, edit, preview, package, and deploy a Series 40 web app. This video complements the getting started guide document available from Web Developer Channel and has been updated for Nokia Web Tools 1.5.
Series 40 UX Design Resources Tour
So you want to create outstanding UXs for your Series 40 apps. In this video you get a tour of the resources available in the Nokia Developer Design and User Experience library, which will get you on the road to a winning design. Covering resources for Java and web apps, this video also includes key general design resources that will help you navigate the design process. With information on where to find examples, mock-up stencils, and icon templates, viewing is a must whether you are new to Series 40 or simply want to refresh your knowledge of the design resources available.
Series 40 web apps technical how to: Debugging
Andrew Knight shares technical tips about debugging your Nokia Series 40 web apps. Using the Nokia Web Tools development environment, Andrew gives you a quick and informative look at how to debug web apps on Nokia Series 40 phones, including the new Asha range.
Series 40 Web Apps : BBC Reader Part 1 - Debugging
In this Series 40 web app training module, based around a BBC Reader app, you will learn how to use the features of the Nokia Web Tools to debug your web apps. Download the source code used in this module here.
Series 40 Web Apps: BBC Reader Part 2 - Error Handling
In this Series 40 web app training module based around a BBC Reader app, you will learn how to implement error handling in your web app effectively and efficiently. Download the source code used in this module here.
Nokia Series 40 Web Apps: BBC Reader Part 3 - Working with the Console
In this Series 40 web app training module based around a BBC Reader app, you will learn how to use the console to assist with your web app development. Download the source code used in this module here.
Series 40 Web Apps: BBC Reader Part 4 - JavaScript Templates
In this Series 40 web app training module based around a BBC Reader app, you will learn how to use JavaScript templating to create HTML. Download the source code used in this module here.
Series 40 Web Apps: BBC Reader Part 5 - Opening Articles
In this Series 40 web app training module based around a BBC Reader app, you will learn the techniques that can be used to open and display the details from a web article. Download the source code used in this module here.
Series 40 Web Apps Part 1: Button example
In this first steps training module get started with a Series 40 web app by creating a button that triggers an action. The module introduces the MWL library APIs for showing and hiding elements on page. Download the source code used in this module here.
Series 40 Web Apps Part 2: Button counter example
In this first steps training module learn how application state (in this case, the value of the counter) can be retained on the Series 40 web app Proxy Server. The client never knows the actual value of the counter, receiving updates to its HTML only. This show how intensive computation and large amounts of data can be processed by the server, while the client receives small updates, saving battery and bandwidth. Download the source code used in this module here.
Series 40 Web Apps Part 3: Creating pages
In this first steps training module you will see how to implement “screens” or “pages” in a web app and navigate between them. No server communication takes place – the application runs entirely on the client. Download the source code used in this module here.
Series 40 Web Apps Part 4: Animation and transitions
In this first steps training module you will discover how to animate elements on your pages by changing their positions and implement an effect to transition between web app pages. Download the source code used in this module here.
Series 40 Web Apps Part 5: Ajax
In this first steps training module learn how to use Ajax to communicate with other servers from your web app. You will use jQuery and geolocate service to explore the use of Ajax and observe the behaviour of web app in Local and Cloud Preview from the Nokia Web Tools. Download the source code used in this module here.
Series 40 web apps technical how to: Localizing
Andrew Knight shares technical tips about localizing your Series 40 web apps. Using the Nokia Web Tools development environment, Andrew gives you a quick and informative look at how to develop web apps that can be localized for different languages on Series 40 phones, including the new Asha range.
Series 40 web apps technical how to: Animation
Andrew Knight, from the Nokia development team, shares technical tips on creating page animations for Series 40 web apps. Using the Nokia Web Tools development environment, Andrew provides a quick and informative look at implementing the options available to you when developing for Nokia Series 40 phones, including the new Asha range.
Series 40 web apps technical how to: Geolocation and maps
In this how-to video, Andrew Knight from the Nokia development team shows you how to code a Series 40 web app to use geolocation services and maps. You will see how to create a project in the Nokia Web Tools, code the basic container for displaying a map, obtain latitude and longitude from the geolocation API, use that information to obtain a map image for Nokia Maps, and display it in your app. After watching this guide, you will be able to add rich map features to your web apps for Series 40 phones, such as those from the Asha range.
Getting Started with Series 40 web apps
This getting started video provides you with the essential information needed to use Nokia Web Tools to create, edit, preview, package, and deploy a Series 40 web app. This video complements the getting started guide document available from Web Developer Channel and has been updated for Nokia Web Tools 1.5.
