Friday July 18, 2008 Tag you're It: TagsMe to Java ME technology
Wendong (from Wendong's Smart Phone Weblog which I link to in my Blogroll) pointed out that TagsMe is a cool tool that builds Java ME apps using XML and an easy-to-use syntax. Plus, it has a GUI builder for NetBeans. Yay (no Eclipse)! See: TagsMe builds Java ME apps w/XML tags Here's a quote: With the aid of our TagsMe™ GUI (based on NetBeans, the prizewinning IDE from Sun Microsystems) the design and creation of Java ME applications is easier than ever. TagsMe™ platform brings to Java ME the ease of development of FlashLite applications whilst maintaining the power and standardization of Java.This looks kinda coolio. Making Java ME development easy is a big seller nowadays. |
Hinkmond
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Posted by x on July 18, 2008 at 10:58 PM PDT #
Thanks, x! Fixed.
Hinkmond
Posted by Hinkmond Wong on July 20, 2008 at 09:10 PM PDT #
Hi Hinkmond,
Thank you very much! If somebody is interested, I was interviewed this month on http://www.netbeans.org/community/articles/interviews/dreamprofile-urrutia.html?intcmp=925655
In that interview, I explain what is TagsMe™, show some examples of use, and speak about some of its benefits:
- XML is parsed at runtime, no pre-compiled, so it is very easy to create an online app that downloads screens from a server
- You can also add XML to your jar to create offline applications. Our engine (without using script language) only occupies 66Kb, and only about 90Kb if you decide to use our script language (very, very similar to java)
- TagsME GUI creates a simple JavaME Jar that you can deliver to mobile phones as you want. Our engine solves all device fragmentation problems and also adapts to different screen resolutions, as you can see on this video: http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=J-VMqg_vU30
Regards
Posted by Ibon Urrutia on July 22, 2008 at 01:57 AM PDT #