Database applets to standalone apps

2 replies · 2,823 views · Started 01 May 2008

slitchfield 01 May 2008, 06:53

DDH Software, developers of HanDBase, the cross-platform (including S60) database solution, have launched a competition, rewarding the best two 'Applets' (i.e. designed databases, such as Pet Health or CD tracker) with full commercial runtime licenses, 'enabling the winners to turn their entries into commercially-available standalone mobile applications'. Importantly, the 30 day trial version is fine for creating the applets. Press release below the break.

Read on in the full article.

Jejoma 01 May 2008, 09:54

A word of warning - the UIQ version is UIQ2. For some reason (lack of interest?) DDH have not created a version for UIQ3. This is a real shame since the lack of a proper database is a major problem with UIQ3 - to me anyway. I actually end up alternating between my P900 and Pi because of it.

slitchfield 01 May 2008, 10:20

Yep. I even made sure not to flag this news story with UIQ 3, just with UIQ 2.... though front page readers are probably not bothered with news story folder/flags anymore.....