There’s a decent number of examples of Maemo 5 applications written in C or even python, but there’s not too many real-world applications in (non-Qt) C++. So I’ve written up a quick, cliché little demo app in gtkmm/hildonmm. It probably isn’t useful for much other than perhaps as an example (who really needs dedicated application for splitting a bill anyway?). But I thought I’d put a git repository online in case it’s useful for somebody.
Seems quite useful to introduce bill splitting to the Continent. No idea why this pretty concept didn’t get picked up yet.
Btw, does it have portrait mode?
This example application is very useful for “business men” like myself!
ok, fair enough. it may be useful to some people. if anybody wants to take it over, they should feel free, because I don’t really plan to develop it farther.
mathias, it doesn’t support portrait mode, but that’s not a bad idea.
So, how much work is involved in developing an app for the maemo platform? I have seen parts of the presentation nokia provides, but it seems it involves quite some prepping before you can start. Am i wrong?