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Can you provide facts for the 0% interest of the Android dev community having 0 interest for the Android App Player?
Ronen Halevy who IMHO is the best Blackberry journalist/ blogger (tied for 1st with CB Kevin
) , repeatedly claims that there is overwhelming interest in Android devs who want to bring their applications to App World...
I find your post hard to believe as Ronen's credibility is almost second to none!Last edited by missing_K-W; 08-20-11 at 01:52 PM.
08-20-11 01:12 PM - Don't confuse Quality over quantity....
QNX is renowned for its rapid development framework. This is about streamlining the developer process and bringing accelerated development times to the platform. It all boils down to providing an abundance of tools and allowing the devs to have a rapid cycle of development to market place...This alone will provide devs with a greater return on investment, and provide the end user with more choice....I am thrilled at Mike Kirkup's stance on this...
08-20-11 01:27 PM - Really. By the way, how is the "rapid development framework" working out for PlayBook development? It's true there's no NDK yet, but to me this is proof that the development framework isn't quite as "rapid" as you'd like to believe.QNX is renowned for its rapid development framework. This is about streamlining the developer process and bringing accelerated development times to the platform. It all boils down to providing an abundance of tools and allowing the devs to have a rapid cycle of development to market place...This alone will provide devs with a greater return on investment, and provide the end user with more choice....I am thrilled at Mike Kirkup's stance on this...08-20-11 03:41 PM
- Thanks again for your typical drivel....
The NDK will more then likely translate outside of the consumer market to include development framework with such examples as QNX car, the medical industry etc...allowing for some extensive and elaborate development framework and protocols...
QNX is a micro-kernel OS and the NDK will allow devs to switch off processes and interact with hardware much more extensively then that of a monolithic kernel..which ios and Android so happen to be....
RIM also has plans to streamline the dev process under one roof allocating resources to a very broad reach and depth...With this also comes the integration of "Project Highlander".....which will see the NDK become a apart of QNX HH's and tablets...not to mention BES and BIS...
QNX also supports a broader reach of Dev tools, graphics and audio capabilities then that of Android and ios...Not to mention all the libraries that QNX has that allows them to be POSIX certified...
The intrinsic realities of the NDK are that the development and software capabilities with the interaction and support will be much more extensive and much more capable then that of Android and ios.....
There is much more to the intrinsic nature of the long development time required of the NDK...However the NDK will allow the PB to stand a firm footing in a league of its own...I personally value that RIM is being very careful, clever and calculated as well as providing tools that will allow an eclipsing of competitors offerings....
IMHO the NDK in an alpha state will allow the BB platform to retain a status as being in a league of their own...There is no need to rush this process as in this case we can sacrifice the now, for allowing RIM to be the premier mobile software solution in the future.
Your redundant skepticism, arrogance and negativity typically isn't worthy of a response. As I feel it brings the collective enthusiasm and intelligence level down as a whole on the CB forum...
I'm still curious to know who your identity was prior to May 2011....As I am more then confident you were banned while "the cleaning up the trolling trash" was underway....
Under your new name of ,"Economist101" post April 2011...You appear under the guise of having more careful ways to separate yourself from a troll...however it becomes very evident through you posting behaviors....
My CB name is missing_K-W...and I am a Blackberry fanboy! and I hold myself to account for the duty and responsibility of exposing trollsLast edited by missing_K-W; 08-20-11 at 04:43 PM.
08-20-11 04:36 PM - Thanks again for your typical drivel....
Your redundant skepticism, arrogance and negativity typically isn't worthy of a response. As I feel it brings the collective enthusiasm and intelligence level down as a whole on the CB forum...
I'm still curious to know who your identity was prior to May 2011....As I am more then confident you were banned while "the cleaning up the trolling trash" was underway....
Under your new name of ,"Economist101" post April 2011...You appear under the guise of having more careful ways to separate yourself from a troll...however it becomes very evident through you posting behaviors....
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! Somebody had to finally say it....08-20-11 04:40 PM
