Hello, come in, sit down.
We've a very active community of MoSync developers here, and new members are always welcome.
To access all the features of the forum and other parts of our website you will need to register. The easiest way to do this is the download the MoSync SDK and start it up. You will be shown a registration form when the SDK first starts. (You can also register in the SDK by clicking Help > Register.)
Many of MoSync's core developers are active on the forums and you can send private messages to any member. Use the Messages link in the Forum menu at the top of the page, or click the Send PM button on one of their posts.
To set your profile picture, click the My account link in the Forum menu, then Edit. While you are there, why not provide a few details about yourself so that the other members can get to know you?
You can see all your posts -- and all new posts, today's posts, and this week's posts -- through the links in the Forum menu. (You can also get an overview of the community's activities in our Mobile Developer Center.)
There is an excellent post here by forum regular Sam Pickard that gives advice about what to put in your posts when you need advice from other forum members. Please read that post as it will save you time later when people ask you to provide more details.
But the forum is not just about asking questions and solving problems. We have a great code swapping forum (the Cookbook) where you can share code snippets, and even complete applications, with other members. Paste your code straight into your post using the yellow Syntaxhighlighter pen in the editing region's toolbar, or add the code as a file attachment.
If you need help getting started with MoSync, check out our extensive online documentation. Once you have downloaded and installed the MoSync SDK, take a quick tour through the Eclipse IDE features, explore our coding guides and tutorials, and try out our example applications. When you are ready to start coding, dig deeper into our APIs and Libraries in our reference manuals. For a complete overview of the device features the MoSync SDK supports, see our Feature/Platform Support page.
As well as the MoSync SDK we have a rapid HTML5/JavaScript development tool called MoSync Reload. It lets you edit your HTML5 code in a browser and then instantly "reload" your application on multiple devices and emulators.
If you would like new features added to the MoSync SDK or to MoSync Reload, discuss them first in the Feature Requests forum, then post them to our Issue Tracker.
Happy coding!
