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Donated 20€

Re: MeeGo Coding Competition 2011
 

HI, I am the author of "Quanto Manca" (http://competition.meetmeego.org/submissions/15), and I am OK with extending the competition closing date.

However, while I would love to try to port it to MeeGo once the Maemo version is complete enough, my main problem with that is that the MeeGo SDK does not mix with the QtSDK, if it were easy to target both platform from the SDK I would tinker with MeeGo much more readily. After all, the MeeGo 1.2DE for the N900 is meant to let developers try out applications early!

Any news on that front? Or did I miss something recently?

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Donation update:
10 € by sony123
and
20 € by ivgalvez

Thank you both a lot.

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It's something I had a bit of a moan about a few pages back on this thread, I reached out to Bob Duffy from Intel about it and asked zehjotkah to check with Maemo developers around the MeeGo conference to see how they are handling it. I reached out to Bob Duffy as I noticed he was mentioned as an Intel "Developer Community Manager & Social Media Strategist", so I felt he would be in a good position to help assist our developer community transition to MeeGo but unfortunately his social media strategy in this case was not to respond to my tweet for help with this :rolleyes:

The 'official' reply, via zehjotkah, is that there will be a new version of the MeeGo sdk with plugin support, however Im not sure how that will help our problem. Honestly I've been raising this issue up since 2010's MeeGo conference, and I still don't think anyone is aware or even cares about this problem - even though it surely is harming MeeGo application development.

So what to do.. well if you figure out the solution then let us know :D Or, unless you hear otherwise, my suggestion is to draw a line in your mind that there is no smooth update path for the Qt SDK on your machine to target both platforms, and hope to be pleasantly surprised on the next MeeGo SDK update. In the meantime if you happen to have two machines capable of developing on then choose to target Maemo on one and MeeGo on the other. Otherwise you may have to decide will you focus on Maemo development or MeeGo development on your development machine.

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IMHO at least the Maemo SDK can be run entirely from a VM.

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Perhaps they have talked about this plugin "to make the world easier for us" - but I'm sure this wouldn't help us:

appdeveloper.intel.com/en-us/article/integrating-appup-sdk-using-qt-creator-plugin

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donation update:
each 20 € by ljo and erendorn

Thank you two.

Take a look at the wiki for all donations and the link to donate:
http://wiki.maemo.org/MeeGo_Coding_C...ity_Prize_Fund

Re: MeeGo Coding Competition 2011
 

Thinking a bit more about the QtSDK situation...

If indeed a new Harmattan device will be an announcement soon, there should be a reasonable hope to see an udated SDK from Nokia for it very soon after the announcement.

And applications for Harmattan should be a repackaging away from MeeGo compatibility, so...

Re: MeeGo Coding Competition 2011
 

hey guys i have submitted an application just now, it is a .deb file for maemo...so i have to compile it for meego or .deb for maemo is ok?

PS how can insert my apps in the wiki?:D

Re: MeeGo Coding Competition 2011
 

please extend :D
Contest can run until the first MeeGo phone is available publicly since none of the apps are much good until then, it's not like we are causing some extra delay. It will result in more donations, and more higher quality submissions. It's hard to code anything for the final device when we have to guess about things like screen resolution and performance.