MoSync Documentation

Welcome to the MoSync Mobile Developer Center. The documentation for MoSync includes many guides and tutorials to give mobile developers a better start, we also have reference manuals, glossaries, and app examples. Here we provide an overview of all the documentation available for our latest feature releases, including how to install MoSync, how to start up and use the MoSync IDE, how to create mobile apps with it and how to build your mobile applications for multiple devices. Our mobile developer documentation is divided into the following  sections.

Quick Links: API Reference Manual | Panics Reference | Example Applications

	What is MoSync? The MoSync SDK and its main components, what you can do with it, and who uses it Feature/Platform Support The MoSync SDK The Eclipse IDE The Toolchain The Device Profile Database The MoSync Emulator (MoRE) The Runtimes The Runtime Architecture MoSync SDK Roadmap Who's Using MoSync?		Getting Started with MoSync How to get and install MoSync, start it, and create your first application Introducing MoSync Pyramid What's New in MoSync 2.6 Pyramid Installing the MoSync SDK for Windows Installing the MoSync SDK for OS X Launching and Registering MoSync Creating Your First Application
	Using the Mosync IDE How to use the IDE and device profiles, how to build your mobile applications Creating Projects from Templates Using Device Profiles Emulating a Device Scanning for a Device Sending to a Device Build Configurations and Settings Setting Application Permissions Using the Debugger Application Profiling in the MoSync Emulator Using Pipe-Tool Finalizing Applications Organising Your Workspaces Importing Projects and Files MoSync with Visual Studio 2005 MoSync with Visual Studio 2010 Building Projects from the Command Line		Programming with MoSync How to use MoSync libraries to create applications in C and C++ Beginner's Guides Platforms, OS, Devices Application Icons Audio, Sound, Music Cameras Collections, Containers Communication, HTTP, Bluetooth Debugging, Testing, Benchmarking Events, Keys, Touch, Moblets Facebook, Twitter, Wikipedia File I/O Fonts Graphics, Drawing, OpenGL HTML5, JavaScript, Wormhole Location, GPS, Maps Memory, Heap, Stack PIM, Address Books, Contacts Resource Compilation Sensors, Orientation, NFC Standard C/C++ Libraries User Interfaces, NativeUI, MAUI XML, Web Services
	Lessons and Tutorials Step-by-step walkthroughs of common MoSync tasks and programming activities Hello World, Deconstructed MoSync for Java and C# Developers Collections in MoSync Starting a New Moblet Project Working with OpenGL ES Working With the Device Fonts API Adding Resources to a Project Detecting Events Introduction to MAUI Using Layouts Creating New Screens Creating New Fonts Using MAUtil Vector Using MAUtil Set, Map, HashMap Downloading Data from the Internet Using Connection Sockets HTTP Connections Controlling Cameras Downloading Audio from the Internet Using the Facebook Library Downloading Images from the Internet Custom Downloaders Reading and Writing Data Playing Sounds and Music Graphics Primitives Draw Targets, Clipping Determining Location Framebuffer API MAFS Library MAUtil FrameBuffer MAUtil Graphics MAUtil PlaceholderPool MTXml Parser MTXml Wrapper Processing XML Using the MAP Library		MoSync API Reference Manuals Detailed information about the MoSync function libraries and panics MoSync API Reference (Doxygen) Panics Reference Resource Compiler Reference
			Developing MoSync How to build MoSync from source, coding conventions, writing extensions, and contributing to MoSync Developing MoSync The Issue Tracker Building the MoSync SDK for Windows Building the MoSync SDK for OS X Building the Moblin Runtimes on Linux Building the MoSync SDK from Source on Linux Coding Conventions Writing Extensions for MoSync
			More Resources More information about common issues, using MoSync, and programming with MoSync MoSync Cookbook (snippets) Developer's Forum Example Applications Beginners apps Screencasts Pricing and Subscriptions MoSync Glossary

As you move through the documentation you will find full navigation menu in the right sidebar. You can leave comments on all pages. Please feel free to tell us about your mobile development experiences, pass on tips and code examples, and to let us know of any errors you find in the documentation.