Filed under: mobile, python, technology
Posted by: Andrew Lampert
According to my recently received Nokia Developer Newsletter, Nokia has agreed to release the source code for its Python for Series 60 (S60) software to the open source community through SourceForge. This follows last year’s launch of Python for S60, which lets developers develop software for S60 mobile devices in Python.
This seems like an interesting turn of events to me. I know Nokia is also working on a Perl for Symbian project as well, so it would appear that this is merely the latest in a series of events aimed at making the S60 a more attractive and diverse platform for developers. One day I’ll actually make time to properly play with some of this cool mobile technology!!
A quick search of SourceForge suggests that the PyS60 project seems to be this announced project. Unfortunately, it currently has no sourcecode, or indeed any files, available for download. The Nokia Open Source site similarly has a Python for S60 page setup, but no source code available yet. I’ll be keeping an eye out for the software to match Nokia’s release though – if anyone else has already located it, please leave a comment!
