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by obiterdictum
5828 days ago
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I worked on a Symbian application a few years ago. Symbian C++ IDE (Carbide C++) costed 1,300 euros in 2007. Some S60 APIs are only available to Nokia partners (costs money). Now combine it with antiquated and poorly documented API, and the most godawful SDK and the simulator known to man. Is it any wonder that Symbian has stagnated as a platform without any hope of recovery? I know the IDE is now free and the simulator is about to be replaced with a new QEMU-based one, but it's a little too late. |
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