Name
Sajid Ali Anjum
From
Pakistan
Studying
BSc Computer System Engineering Student from U.C.E.T, Islamia University Bahawalpur, Pakistan
Doing
Helping developers at Nokia Developer Discussion Board, writing articles at this blog & Nokia Developer blog, developing open-source,freeware and commercial projects. I am also a publisher at OVI Store .
http://store.ovi.com/publisher/SajiSoft/
Expert In
Flash, Graphics, Java, Symbian C++, Symbian, UI Design, Qt, Web Technology
Experience
- Developing softwares for mobile phones from almost 3 years (started it in early 2008).
- Developed 10 projects including open-source,freeware and commercial .
- Worked on a paid project by a Kenyan company to develop a cross-platform mobile solution.
- Worked with few other companies as a freelancer.
Honors and Awards
- Nokia Developer Champion 2010-2011
- Poster Of The Month (February 2010) (More Info)
- DZone’s MVB (Most Valuable Blogger)
- Shortlisted in PTA-Ericsson Mobile Excellence Award
- Nokia Developer Launchpad
- crossed 1000 posts at Nokia Developer Discussion Board. https://twitter.com/#!/nokiadeveloper/status/65544924040409088
Profile @ Nokia Developer:
December 10, 2009 at 7:38 am
Great job bro Thumbs Up!! Waiting for more innovations from you!
May 20, 2010 at 1:01 pm
Hello Sajid
As you may recall – but probably don’t!, I would like to make an application for my Series 40 6700 Classic, så that will display my current position, course and speed – that’s all!
I’ve written about it at http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?p=738727 to which you have replied – several times. But I am still uncertain of the basic premise: Should I use Flash Lite or J2ME? (Or maybe I just don’t want to listen to the answer.
Because for some reason I would prefer to use Flash Lite.) So I’m asking again: Can it be done with both platforms? Which platform would you recomend I use and why?
May 22, 2010 at 6:13 am
Hi Soren!
As i already answered u that it is not possible to access GPS via Flash Lite on S40 phones.From this statement, it is clear that u can use GPS via JavaME only . Once u learn JavaME, than u have two options regarding creation of the UI (frontend), either u can design interface in JavaME (use less resources and end-user friendly) or u can use Flash Lite with JavaME (use more resource as in this case, u combine Flash & JavaME to create single application).
I recommend u to use JavaME only if u just want to create a Location Base application and if u want to use Flash Lite than u can only create frontend in Flsh Lite but backend must be written in JavaME (for more info read: SWFxME project).
Best Regards,
Sajid Ali Anjum