MoSync 2.3+
Introduction to MAUI
Published by Sam Pickard on January 15, 2010
This tutorial introduces the MoSync API for User Interfaces (MAUI). It describes how to use the MAUI library classes to build screens and widgets and how to extend the MAUI model with your own custom components.
Building the MoSync SDK from Source on Linux
Published by Ali Sarrafi on January 20, 2012
This guide explains how to build the MoSync SDK from source on Linux. It shows you how to set up your build environment and how to build GCC, Pipe-Tool, and the MoRE Emulator.
Starting a New Moblet Project
Published by Sam Pickard on May 27, 2011
This tutorial gives you a short introduction to developing mobile applications with MoSync. If you’ve never created a mobile application with MoSync before, this is a great place to start. In this tutorial, we’re going to create a new project in Eclipse, create a new screen, and interact with the user.
Building the Moblin Runtimes on Linux
Published by Ali Sarrafi on May 20, 2011
These instructions describe how to build the MoSync runtimes for Moblin. The runtimes can then be included when you build the MoSync SDK for Windows or build the MoSync SDK for OS X.
Using MAUtil Set, Map, HashMap
Published by Fredrik Eldh on May 17, 2011
The MAUtil classes Set, Map and HashMap provide generic containers similar to std::set, map and unordered_map in the STL or Java's Set, Map and Hashtable. They provide many of the same familiar operations. Here we describe examples for Set, Map, and HashMap:
Detecting Events
Published by Chris Hughes on May 03, 2011
Throughout the execution of your program, the MoSync SDK can supply it with events. These are typically things which is happening to the phone. For instance, a button has been pressed or the screen has been touched. They also cover more advanced functions such as 'nothing has happened for a few seconds' or 'the phone has a new location from the GPS'.
Downloading Audio from the Internet
Published by Sam Pickard on April 28, 2011
In addition to the standard methods of downloading data using the Connection, HttpConnection, or Downloader objects, the MoSync SDK provides a special downloader, the AudioDownloader class, for retrieving audio files from the Internet. The AudioDownloader is a useful wrapper for the Downloader
class and is specifically for audio files.
HelloWorld, Deconstructed
Published by Chris Hughes on April 14, 2011
In our beginners tutorial called Creating Your First Application we skipped over many features of the "Hello World" application that we asked you to paste into the IDE. In this tutorial we are going to take a much deeper look at that code, examine the basic structure of a C++ application, and discuss some basic design decisions we have made in the MoSync approach to mobile application development.
Importing the Examples
Published by Chris Hughes on April 14, 2011
Here we show you how to import the example applications in the /examples folder into MoSync. For a description of each example application, see the Example Applications overview.
Developing Symbian Applications
Published by Fredrik Eldh on April 14, 2011
When you package an application for a Symbian device, you need to specify a UID for the package. MoSync can generate test UIDs for you to use during development. Optionally, can also self-sign your packages by specifying a key file and certificate. Here we describe how to set UIDs and do self-signing.
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