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Looking Back on One Year of RIM Open Source Repositories
Tomorrow is the first day of BlackBerry DevCon Americas 2011. A year ago, at BlackBerry DevCon 2010, RIM released our first RIM-sponsored Open Source project, the BlackBerry® WebWorks™ runtime for...
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Open Source and the BlackBerry PlayBook OS Platform
Today, Research In Motion® (RIM®) announced the 1.0 release of our Native SDK (NDK) for BlackBerry® PlayBook OS. What does that mean? Native means C/C++, BlackBerry PlayBook OS is our advanced platform...
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Packaged WebGL Game Now Available in BlackBerry App World
Last month, Adam Stanley discussed the giant leap forward that our WebGL support has brought to web development for the BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablet, Adam wrote: “…you could build a standalone...
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ZXing and CppUnit ported for BlackBerry 10
Hope your Monday is going great. Here’s a guest post from Clifford Hung (hungc on Github) on two new contributions to the BlackBerry Open Source community. Image By André Karwath (Own work)...
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BlackBerry 10 Samples Galore
We know you need samples to learn from, borrow from, and modify. During the BlackBerry® 10 Jam in Orlando, we released many samples to help you start building for BlackBerry 10. More samples are in...
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PictureWall: a new HTML5 sample on Github
Gord published a new HTML5 sample during BlackBerry® 10 Jam: PictureWall, which is a BlackBerry® WebWorks™ application that controls a “wall” tiled with tablets like the BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablet....
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Upstreaming Contributions: Where did the Cocos2d-x code go?
If you visit our Cocos2D-X repository today you will find just a README.md file. Where’s the code? Well, we removed it two weeks ago, in a Go Upstream! commit. This sequence exemplifies a class of our...
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