Nokia devices keep millions of people connected, entertained, organised, and informed. Getting your apps onto Nokia devices represents an undeniable business opportunity. To help you to take advantage of this opportunity, Nokia Developer offers a range of tools designed to create and test your mobile apps.
Qt: Cross-platform development made easy
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Qt enables C++ developers to deliver rich, cross-platform apps more easily than ever before, while UI designers will love the power of Qt Quick. All these tools and more are available in the Qt SDK 1.2. This intuitive environment enables you to work on your favourite desktop platform. There is no need to install complex platform SDKs, because Qt SDK includes the Qt Simulator — for testing apps quickly — and compilers to build apps for the Nokia N9 and Symbian Anna and Belle phones. With features such as on-device debugging, you can get everything done in one place, quickly and efficiently. |
Nokia Web Tools: Build apps for the next billion
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Nokia Web Tools provide developers with a design and development toolkit, which makes it easy to take a Series 40 web app or Symbian WRT widget from planning to Ovi Store submission. With Web Developer Environment you can edit, package, and deploy web apps easily, while referring to the one-stop shop for web apps information and additional tools: Web Developer Channel. Then use Web App Simulator to simplify testing by running web apps on a computer. |
Java™ technology: Address the mass market with ease
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The Nokia SDK for the Java™ language integrates directly into NetBeans or Eclipse, enabling you to quickly extend your Java language development onto mobile phones. Each SDK provides the Java APIs supported by an edition or feature pack of the S60 platform or Series 40 platform. Once you have built your application, the emulator provided in each SDK enables you to test your application on a Microsoft Windows PC. Learn more about Symbian SDKs for Java development › Nokia SDK 1.0 for Java |
More tools: Answering specific needs
Want to create Symbian C++ or Maemo 5 applications, design a device themes, build an NFC application, create a VoIP service, or develop a PC-based extension to your mobile application? Perhaps you want to take advantage of the latest APIs or add another language to an SDK. You will find a list of Nokia tools for these tasks and more in this section.
