Find out how to take your basic web development skills and build a mobile J2ME application.
by Vladimir Khomutov
August 28, 2008
o, you've decided to try building a mobile application. You're looking for a lot of control over the user experience and you'd also like access to various device features: sound, camera, local storage, and so on—features to which you normally would not have access in a web-based application.
The first issue you face is deciding upon a platform. While there are several major platforms, the biggest by far is J2ME. Because of it's market share, you choose this platform.
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o, you've decided to try building a mobile application. You're looking for a lot of control over the user experience and you'd also like access to various device features: sound, camera, local storage, and so on—features to which you normally would not have access in a web-based application.
