Planet maemo: category "feed:e60eeaa820c2c20f69d6d4ddf6f6a31b"
Was performed to add another cpu to the SQL server, which was task switching like crazy. Lost lots of cycles for no good reason. Now the server should have an easier time, but I’ll wait for the statistics to arrive to see what and how much has changed.
Anyway this is again a step in the [...]
It’s a week and a day since I started as the project manager for maemo.org.
It’s been quite interesting to get into the things that are going on in the community. Because that’s basically what this job is about. I need to get a feel for what kind of things would be considered beneficial by the [...]
Maemo team released today maemo 4.x Chinook training material. We hope that maemo training courses provide an efficient overview of the tools and methodologies needed when developing applications and platform services to the maemo platform. Courses have been done to be as hands-on style as possible. In practice tis means that there are a lot [...]
Last time I introduced sp-error-visualizer and sp-rich-core. Now it’s time to take a look at a couple of the other sp-tools in Chinook.
sp-endurance
The sp-endurance suite provides tools to save and analyze data from endurance testing. Endurance testing could be defined as repeated testing over a long(er) period of time. This kind of testing usually reveals [...]
The maemo workshops held in Copenhagen, Beijing, Shanghai, Palo Alto and Boston in the last couple of months were an exciting experience at least for me. The slides from the presentations are finally available at maemo.org. I wish to thank all the participants on my behalf, let’s keep in touch!
- jtukkine
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We as the team behind the latest maemo 4.0 SDK (Chinook) would like to hear from you! Please give us your comments on the SDK and its tools and documentation. You can drop an anonymous comment here at this blog or send your feedback to chinook-feedback@maemo.org. Feel free to be direct, love us or hate [...]
The Chinook SDK has been out now for a while and it feels like a good time to highlight some of the tools that were released with it.
Like mentioned earlier, a set of previously closed tools was made open source with the Chinook SDK release. These tools were made in-house by and for our developers. [...]
I wanted to write a few words about the tools released last week with the Chinook SDK.
Maemo Tutorial and Maemo Porting Guide have been updated to contain the latest changes in Chinook, and they have now been published on out website. If you wish to start developing for maemo 4.0 now, please take a look at:
I also rearranged Maemo 4.0 How-to section to a more logical order. I hope you like it! Please send us feedback to chinook-feedback@maemo.org.
Terje
I will be giving maemo training at Stanford University, USA on November 6th. There is still room to attend the free session! See the details and register at http://wiki.research.nokia.com.
- jtukkine
P.S. Greetings to all the maemo enthusiasts I met in Copenhagen, Beijing and Shanghai in the similar lectures given earlier this month!
