Search |
||
Using LWUIT? Let us know!Posted by terrencebarr on July 8, 2008 at 5:35 PM PDT
Now that LWUIT is finding its way into devices big time we're looking to build a database of devices that have been tested with LWUIT as well as cool applications that have been built with LWUIT. So whether you're using LWUIT already or you're curious how LWUIT runs on you devices ... let us know! Cheers, -- Terrence »
Comments
Comments are listed in date ascending order (oldest first)
Submitted by trinition on Wed, 2008-07-09 20:12.
I've toyed with LWUIT and built the the beginnings of a Google Search app:
http://blog.trinition.org/2008/07/lwuit-excuses.html
Submitted by maffeis on Fri, 2008-08-01 11:53.
How "lightweight" is it really? I looked at one of the sample apps and it was several 100k
Submitted by terrencebarr on Mon, 2008-08-11 02:32.
Sorry for the slow reply ... on vacation. "Lightweight" refers to the fact that LWUIT is a peerless widget set - it is not bound to "heavyweight" native widgets. Still, LWUIT is relatively lightweight from a footprint perspective - in the most compact case it adds only about 50 KB to your application which is quite good considering the features you get. Most of the footprint overhead will be graphical resources used by the application regardless of the UI toolkit used.
-- Terrence |
||
|
|
Thanks. Keep us posted!
-- Terrence