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Codename One powers more than 22,000,000 devices
Free Download »Codename One is the only Java iOS tool that currently comes close to the old "Write once, run anywhere" mantra...
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If I had to choose a startup to invest in this year, it would have to be Codename One. [...] I expect them to experience significant growth in 2013.
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Codename One is the only Java iOS tool that currently comes close to the old "Write once, run anywhere" mantra, and it provides the most coherent development experience.
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Codename One [...] stands to drastically change the rate and cost at which developers will churn out new mobile apps.
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Codename One [...] uses special lightweight technology that eliminates fragmentation and offers developers a platform for mobile application development as easy as desktop development.
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The Java development/debugging is done entirely locally, but when building for the device, the cloud portion does all the heavy lifting
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Latest entries from our blog
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New How DO I, IDEA Launch & Expanded Developer Guide
If you haven't checked the How Do I? section recently check it out now. Its completely redone with a filter tool and every video now has the ability to accept comments right below it which you can use to give out tips to other community members about the usage...
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Adding Google Play Ad's
We are officially code frozen so only critical bug fixes should be resolved until the actual release. The very last feature to make it in is support for Google Play Ads on iOS/Android. We currently only work with the Admob SDK as we move along we might add additional options...
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Using The New Facebook API
We recently introduced a new Facebook API to allow native integration since Facebook has stated their intention to no longer accept OAuth logins from applications. This is very much work in progress so some things will change as we move along...
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O'Reilly Blog, Sharing & Performance
I've just written a blog post for O'Reilly media and we'd very much appreciate it if you check it out, share it (ideally via the social media buttons on it) and spread it to your friends/colleagues. Please take the 5 minutes to do this as this would be very helpful for us. Thank you.
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Fast Push Communication Using PubNub
This came out 5 months ago but the guy from PubNub didn't update us on the status so we just didn't notice this until now. That's probably a good sign of us being too busy. There is now official PubNub integration for Codename One, which means you can get push like fast 2 way communications...
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Facebook, Better Input & Improving Community Support
Facebook has changed the rules yet again, this time related to logging in to Facebook from 3rd party applications. Up until now we used the web based OAuth approach for logging into Facebook since that allowed us...
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Preparing For 2.0
We are now finalizing the features for Codename One 2.0. Yes we are skipping the 1.2 revision and going up to the 2nd generation which we feel is warranted given the amount of features added since the May release of 1.1. We will make the release in December which...
