6 CommentsBY Amy Leeland,
Welcome to the redesigned and updated Tizen developer site. Now it’s easier to find the information you need, get involved in Tizen community, and start developing Tizen apps. Keep checking this site for the latest updates, technical content, and community news. You can also follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and other social networks.
BY Technical Steering Group,
Today, we are happy to announce that Tizen 2.0 alpha source code and SDK are now available. We encourage developers to start working with these new features and functionality and provide feedback that can be used to improve Tizen during the final stages of its development. You can visit the community page to learn more about participating in Tizen project.
Tizen 2.0 alpha has additional features, tools, and other improvements, including:
More information on the release can be found here: https://source.tizen.org/release
We look forward to getting feedback and making additional enhancements to Tizen over the coming months. There are additional components that we plan to add in the coming weeks, and we will continue to fix bugs and add additional features.
We have also documented the complete development process which leverages state-of-the-art open source management and integration tools to accelerate development and high quality releases. We really encourage developers to participate in Tizen open source project.
Documentation on development and tools can be found here: https://source.tizen.org/os-development
Tizen Technical Steering Group
BY Brian Warner,
Sometimes there's no substitute for silicon. We are pleased to announce that there is a new way to request Tizen development hardware. Beginning today, we are launching a program that will make it easier for qualified developers to find available development hardware running Tizen. The details of the program and the link to the request form can be found on the Development unit program page.
BY Dawn Foster,
Learn more about HTML5, Tizen, and much more at Orange Partner Days in Paris on June 11 and 12. Monday, June 11: HTML5 and Tizen For Tizen developers, Monday afternoon is focused on HTML5, with a team of experts from Orange, Intel, Samsung, and others. Learn about:
93 CommentsBY Josh Bancroft,
We want to hear your advice, product feedback, and experiences on writing apps for Tizen devices and build the knowledge base of Tizen.org members. Post a comment to this blog related to application development for Tizen devices. To be eligible for prizes, your comment must be at least 100 words long (that’s only about the length of this section), and include one of the following:
BY Technical Steering Group,
Today we are excited to announce Tizen 1.0 Larkspur, including the addition of new complimentary components, as well as source code that focuses on enhancing stability and performance. We believe that these updates and new offerings improve the experience for developers. We are also continuing to work on improvements and additions, and we will be doing frequent updates to the SDK and source code. There are a few additional components that we plan to add in the coming weeks, and we will continue to fix bugs and add additional features.
We encourage you to download the new SDK and let us know what you think! You can learn more about where to ask questions or submit bugs by visiting our community page.
This release provides new features and other improvements, including the following updates to the SDK:
Updates to the platform source code include:
This is just a summary of the many changes, but you can see the full list by visiting the release notes pages for the SDK and the source code.
We have also made a number of improvements to the community infrastructure. We have also added a bug tracker and wiki for the community. There are also a number of back-end changes, designed to improve stability and scalability of the infrastructure. We hope you enjoy all of these new improvements for Tizen project.
Tizen Technical Steering Group
1 CommentBY Brian Warner,
It's hard to believe, but the 2012 Tizen Developer Conference is just a week away. If you haven't done so, now is a great time to register. For those who are joining us, there are a number of things happening (PDF link) during the days and nights of the conference.
1 CommentBY Amy Leeland,
We have published the schedule of events, including the full list of sessions for Tizen Conference being held May 7-9 in San Francisco. We have talks planned on a wide variety of topics, including Tizen Architecture, Tizen WebAPIs, HTML5, In-Vehicle Infotainment, Tizen telephony, graphics, and much more.
BY Amy Leeland,
We have received over 50 proposals for Tizen Conference, but we would like a few more, so we're extending the deadline for another week to give you a little more time to submit your proposal.
We're looking for additional sessions in all areas: application development and deployment, device and product development, platform development, and Tizen project, process, and progress.
Please see the CFP for more details.
The new deadline for proposals is March 15, 11:59 PST.
BY Technical Steering Group,
Today, we are happy to announce that Tizen beta source code and SDK are available. We encourage developers to start working with these new features and functionality to provide feedback that can be used to improve Tizen during the final stages of its development. You can visit the community page to learn more about participating.
Compared with the earlier code preview, the beta has additional features, tools, and other improvements, including:
Please keep in mind that, like the earlier version, this is a preview and not yet designed for use to create production applications. Further enhancements and improvements to Tizen and its development environment will continue as we work towards a final release, targeted for the second quarter of 2012.
We look forward to getting feedback and making additional enhancements to Tizen over the coming months.
Tizen Technical Steering Group