Posts by tina1 4 publicly visible posts • joined 18 Feb 2011
Check this to see what other developers have to say: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfWFvCJJaNs
At Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona, developers weigh in on the planned Nokia/Microsoft Partnership giving their honest opinions on the recent news. Developers further explain what exactly the news means for them, and how it will effect their immediate and long term future.
I don't think Nokia is dumping symbian Qt completely. What is the point of being so disappointed? Nokia has 75 million symbian devices in market and still going to launch around 15million more.
May be Nokia would try and get Qt on windows. Let’s see, but Qt is strong and will remain so, but I am also excited about WP7.
And on the other hand Nokia is still launching its MeeGo device. Qt developers still have a long way to go.
Good point guys but i feel that working on windows platform is much easier than working on Symbian.. Moreover with 150 million more devices, the scope of symbain platform isn't dead yet... There's still a long way to go... I don't think it should be that difficult for developers to work on windows platform, it just needs a little bit of investment of time,,,
watch Nokia Developers Weigh in on the Planned Nokia/Microsoft Partnership
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfWFvCJJaNs
I don't think Nokia is dumping symbian Qt completely. What is the point of being so disappointed? Nokia has 75 million symbian devices in market and still going to launch around 15million more.
May be Nokia would try and get Qt on windows. Let’s see, but Qt is strong and will remain so, but I am also excited about WP7.
And on the other hand Nokia is still launching its MeeGo device. Qt developers still have a long way to go.
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