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BBX Python: Proof Of Concept | This Is Not a Blog

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This Is Not a Blog. BBX Python: Proof Of Concept. More posts about PlayBook. Short post, since it's late. Python on the PlayBook. What will be BBX-Python, some day. So I wrote an app. First time using the Tablet OS Native SDK. So lots of learning curve to climb with Momentics (the IDE) and some of its warts. Generally it was way better than I'd expected actually, and the warts are the sort of thing you work around then gradually forget they're even there. And the web site has moved.

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BB10 Python: Command Line Interface | This Is Not a Blog

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This Is Not a Blog. BB10 Python: Command Line Interface. More posts about BB10. Just a quick update since it's been months of silence (and waiting, mostly) and things are starting to move again. Tonight I decided that it was time to take the QML "Hello World" code I'd written a couple of weeks ago, and see what it would take to hook that up to Python somehow. To use it you simply "telnet PBIP 2223" and start typing:. And the web site has moved. Comments powered by Disqus. Contents 2013 Peter Hansen.

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PySide on the PlayBook | This Is Not a Blog

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This Is Not a Blog. PySide on the PlayBook. More posts about BB10. In my last post. I talked about wanting to hook Python to the Qt port for the PlayBook. Since then, after considering other approaches, I decided to take a closer look at PySide. My quick review of it concluded that I'd be duplicating key parts of its functionality if I tried doing anything from scratch. With encouragement from the #BlackBerryDev IRC channel on Freenode. And got to work, sharing a single userid via screen. Just 35 hours a...

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BBX Python: Next Steps | This Is Not a Blog

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This Is Not a Blog. BBX Python: Next Steps. More posts about PlayBook. Have talked about running Python 3.2 on the PlayBook. While all versions of the PlayBook OS have used Python internally [1]. The beta 2.0 OS. Is the first to have a Python interpreter with read permissions set such that apps can access it. for now, anyway. (Unfortunately we have no guarantees that it will remain accessible, but your input to RIM will help influence decisions about that.). Is taking a stab at hooking up the Qt port.

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BBX Python: Project Site | This Is Not a Blog

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This Is Not a Blog. BBX Python: Project Site. More posts about PlayBook. In case you've been following the work on a native launcher for Python apps on BBX (PlayBook), you'll be happy to I've just set up a BBX-Python project web page. With the code hosted the bbx-python bitbucket repository. One fellow (artoo) in the IRC chat (#bbx-python on freenode.net) has already written an extended launcher. And the web site has moved. Comments powered by Disqus. Contents 2013 Peter Hansen. View our Privacy Policy.

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How to Implement Pull to Refresh in BlackBerry 10 Cascades

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How to Implement Pull to Refresh in BlackBerry 10 Cascades. Sun 20 January 2013 by Xitij Ritesh Patel. Over the last little bit, I’ve been doing a lot of work on some apps for BlackBerry 10. With January 30th fast approaching. I was coding like a madman to try and meet the deadline, so I can get my hands on some awesome swag. I was able to pump out two good quality apps relatively quickly by using the Tart project from the blackberry-py project. Thanks to Peter Hansen (@peter9477). 8217;s global feed.

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How to Implement Pull to Refresh in BlackBerry 10 Cascades. Sun 20 January 2013 by Xitij Ritesh Patel. Over the last little bit, I’ve been doing a lot of work on some apps for BlackBerry 10. With January 30th fast approaching. I was coding like a madman to try and meet the deadline, so I can get my hands on some awesome swag. I was able to pump out two good quality apps relatively quickly by using the Tart project from the blackberry-py project. Thanks to Peter Hansen (@peter9477). 8217;s global feed.

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BBX Python: Direct Entry Point! | This Is Not a Blog

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This Is Not a Blog. BBX Python: Direct Entry Point! More posts about PlayBook. Okay, this is just too cool not to mention right away! Jeff Kehres from RIM has been following the progress on and off, and pointed out today the existence of the. That's already included in the NDK tools. I therefore herewith present the classic tiny "hello, world" app for the PlayBook, written in Python and with output going only to the. File (to which stdout is redirected by default). Qnx xmlns="http:/ www.qnx.com/s...C: de...