Quick Recipes on Symbian OS - Mastering C++ Smartphone Development
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Published by:John Wiley & Sons (UK)
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Published:27/06/2008
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Price:$89.99
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From the Author
This book is meant as an entry point into the Symbian OS C++ development ecosystem.
Our goal is to allow you to create a working prototype of your application for Symbian OS withing 2 weeks, using only this book, a computer, an internet connection and a Symbian phone.
Inside, you will find reusable modules implementing the most common tasks developers usually have to labour on, along with enough information for you to understand them and integrate them into your own application.
This book can be used in several ways:
- as a learning exercise.
- to complement a university course.
- as a reference to keep on your desk.
Biography
Table of Contents
Chapter 2: Quick start.
Chapter 3: Symbian OS basics.
Chapter 4: Recipes.
Chapter 5: Next level development.
Chapter 6: Commercial-grade applications development.
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