Well what would you know, those awesome things we heard about the webOS Mojo SDK were actually true. Turns out that the requirements for making an app for the webOS platform.
Palm Software CTO, Mitch Allen, did a little rundown of the processes one goes about to create an app, and was able to pull it off with just Safari and TextMate. For those who are not inclined to JavaScript, HTML or the likes, there isn’t much here, but if you’re like me who has a little programming experience under your belt it shouldn’t be that hard.
More importantly is the fact that Mojo SDK uses mainly web languages to program so web developers shouldn’t have the nightmare of programming they had when they developed for the iPhone or Android.
If you want more details, fail not to view the video below.
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It was a very simple intro to building a webOS application…they demonstrated the basic structure of a stage with multiple scenes and assistants, and even threw in a UI widget.
You can find an HD version of the webcast that’s actually readable here:
http://www.weboshelp.net/getting-started-with-webos/181-palm-webos-developer-webcast-with-mitch-allen-in-full-high-resolution
If you don’t feel like sitting through an hour’s worth of video, we’ve summarized the tutorial here:
http://www.weboshelp.net/getting-started-with-webos/194-first-official-webos-mojo-sdk-tutorial-from-palm-redux