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Welcome to Forum Nokia's Problem of the Month, a new competition for S60 developers. Month after month we'll present new programming challenges — and you'll have new opportunities to distinguish yourself as a developer with a winning solution.
Architecture and usability will play an essential part in how entries are judged. The Problem of the Month competition isn't just about demonstrating a use case or creating a proof of concept. Focus on the idea that your solution might soon be used by a wide range of developers to extend the features of their applications beyond current limits.
Each winner will receive a set of valuable rewards:
The S60 platform supports multiple runtimes and programming languages. The aim of January's challenge is to devise a way to combine runtimes.
Specifically, this challenge is to design and implement a framework that unifies S60 runtimes. The goal is intercommunication of runtimes (such as Symbian C++, Java™, Flash Lite from Adobe, Python, and Web runtimes). Such runtime interaction enables access to new features and reuse of existing solutions in an unprecedented manner. Provide us with your framework implementation and at least one working example of runtimes' interworking. If you don't have time to implement all the necessary parts, we'd still like to know your ideas and planned design.
January's competition is open through February 15. We plan to have the best solutions published by the end of February.
First, please read our Terms and conditions »
Then, submit your competition entry via e-mail to S60competition@nokia.com. Please provide the following information about yourself:
Name:
Email address:
Phone number (international format):
A description of the process you used to devise your solution:
A list of the resources you used in solving the problem:
The highlights of your solution:
Estimated time you spent on the challenge:
Attach your solution in a ZIP file (being sure to attach all necessary files, including source files), and provide instructions if necessary.
Best of luck!