Outlines how programmers of all interests and experience levels can write programming code for the new personal digital assistant using a Macintosh, covering the change in mind-set required, the basics of object-oriented programming using NewtonScript, and much more. Original. (Intermediate).

Programming for the Newton: Software Development With Newtonscript/Book and Disk

Computers & Technology

Rhodes, Neil

McKeehan, Julie

Programming

Morgan Kaufmann Pub

Picking up where Programming for the Newton left off, this book teaches the reader how to develop Newton software on the Macintosh. The enclosed disk provides a sample application, developed from the ground up in the book, along with a fully functional, demonstration version of the Newton Toolkit, Apple Computer's complete development environment.

Wireless for the Newton: Software Development for Mobile Communications

Software

With the launch of the Newton 2.0 operating system and the ensuring release of Newton Toolkit 1.6, this book allows experienced programmers of any language to grasp the enhanced technology. Programmers learn new communications features of this updated operating system to create Newton applications on the Macintosh. The book also includes details of all new features of Newton 2.0.

Programming for the Newton: Using Macintosh

PalmPilot's popularity is growing and with over a million units sold, the Palm OS dominates the hand-held market. Wired has astutely described Palm's position in a recent article: "On its way to becoming the bestselling hand-held computer of all time, the 3Com PalmPilot has spawned an intense, emotional, and fanatical developer following not seen since the glory days of the Mac." (Wired, 20 Feb. 98).Palm Programming should be eagerly accepted by programmers because the authors worked closely with Palm to ensure that the book is tailored exactly to the needs of the ever-growing group of Palm developers. As nothing but some piecemeal documentation exists currently, this book provides a much needed solution to the Palm developers. In fact, Palm uses this book as their official developer's guide and will be using it in the future as a key part of their training materials for developers.There are currently no books on Palm programming (and we know of none that are planned). The only way to learn is by using the reference material published by Palm (available freely on their Web site), the tutorial they provide, or various Palm programming FAQs compiled by third parties.Palm Programming shows intermediate to experienced C programmers how to build a Palm application from the ground up. Using an easy-to- understand tutorial approach, this book gives readers everything necessary to create a wide range of Palm applications and conduits, from simple scripts through full-blown applications, and in the process provides thorough coverage of Palm programming. It includes a CD-ROM (Macintosh and Windows compatible) with the full source code to the examples in the book, a trial version of Palm's Software Development Kit, and third-party developer tools, including Metrowerks' CodeWarrior Lite programming kit.OutlinePart 1: Overview of Palm OS and devicesChapter 1: The Palm SolutionChapter 2: Developing for Palm OSChapter 3: Designing a solutionPart 2: Programming for the handheldChapter 4: Structure of an ApplicationChapter 5: Forms and Form ObjectsChapter 6: DatabasesChapter 7: MenusChapter 8: ExtrasChapter 9: CommunicationsChapter 10: DebuggingPart 3: Programming for the desktop: conduitsChapter 11: Getting started with conduitsChapter 12: Uploading and Downloading DataChapter 13: Two-way Syncing Appendix: Where to go from here

Palm Programming: The Developer's Guide

O'Reilly & Associates

With more than 16 million PDAs shipped to date, Palm has defined the market for handhelds, having dominated this class of computing devices ever since it began to outpace competitors six years ago. The company's strength is the Palm OS, and developers loyal to this powerful and versatile operating system have created more than 10,000 applications for it. Devices from Handspring, Sony, Symbol, HandEra, Kyocera, and Samsung now use Palm OS, and the number of registered Palm Developers has jumped to 130,000. If you know C or C++, and want to join those who are satisfying the demand for wireless applications, then Palm OS Programming: The Developer's Guide, Second Edition is the book for you. With expanded coverage of the Palm OS-up to and including the latest version, 4.0-this new edition shows intermediate to experienced C programmers how to build a Palm application from the ground up. There is even useful information for beginners. Everything you need to write a Palm OS application is here, from user interface design, to coding a handheld application, to writing an associated desktop conduit. All the major development environments are discussed, including commercial products such as Metroworks CodeWarrior, Java-based environments such as Sun KVM and IBM VisualAge Micro Edition, and the Free Software Foundation's PRC-Tools or GCC. The focus, however, is C programming with CodeWarrior and PRC-Tools. New additions to the second edition include: A tutorial that takes a C programmer through the installation of necessary tools and the creation of a small handheld application. A new chapter on memory, with a comprehensive discussion of the Memory Manager APIs. Greatly expanded discussions of forms, forms objects, and new APIs for the Palm OS. Updated chapters on conduits that reflect the newer Conduit Development Kit. The best-selling first edition of this book is still considered the definitive guide for serious Palm

Palm OS Programming: The Developer's Guide

Operating Systems

O'Reilly Media

Book by Rhodes, Neil, McKeehan, Julie

Symantec C++ Programming for the Macintosh/Book and Disk

Sams.

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