January 27, 2024
Find out more about OPL at O'Reilly's Emerging Technology Conference
Ewan is going to be attending O'Reilly's Emerging Technology Conference in San Diego this year. It runs from 9th-12th Feb, and if you want to learn more about OPL, then Ewan is doing a presentation on Tueday. He'll also be giving away some MMC Demo cards filled with OPL goodies, and there might be an unexpected announcement or two during the presentation. If you're attending, Ewan will be the Mad Scotsman in a Kilt...
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January 19, 2024
OPL (and Perl) Support From Nokia
OPL seems to be making inroads and getting noticed over at Forum Nokia. Lee Epting (Nokia VP of Developer Relations) spoke to Andrew Orlowski of The Register and had some very nice things to say about the OPL project, the Wiki, and what's needed to help OPL on it's way.
Of course the biggest help would be to have more OPL applications available. And while the Series 60 runtime does need a bit of work on Dialogs, there is some exciting news just around the corner for OPL Developers.
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Find out more about OPL at O'Reilly's Emerging Technology Conference
Ewan is going to be attending O'Reilly's Emerging Technology Conference in San Diego this year. It runs from 9th-12th Feb, and if you want to learn more about OPL, then Ewan is doing a presentation on Tueday. He'll also be giving away some MMC Demo cards filled with OPL goodies, and there might be an unexpected announcement or two during the presentation. If you're attending, Ewan will be the Mad Scotsman in a Kilt...
OPL (and Perl) Support From Nokia
OPL seems to be making inroads and getting noticed over at Forum Nokia. Lee Epting (Nokia VP of Developer Relations) spoke to Andrew Orlowski of The Register and had some very nice things to say about the OPL project, the Wiki, and what's needed to help OPL on it's way.
Of course the biggest help would be to have more OPL applications available. And while the Series 60 runtime does need a bit of work on Dialogs, there is some exciting news just around the corner for OPL Developers.