Antwort: Re: Antwort: Announcement: Brooklyn for Nagios now available for iPhone and iPod Touch!

[Sascha.Runschke at gfkl.com]

> I have considered and done some preliminary research on developing the 
> app for the Blackberry. The Blackberry SDK is nowhere near as powerful 
> as that of the iPhone, and also, the amount of memory available to 
> running software is also quite a bit less, so as a result, the options 
> are somewhat limited on that platform.

I cannot directly compare it, since I do not know anything about
iPhone development, but I can't believe that the BB SDK is so far
less powerful compared to the iPhone SDK.
Which SDK did you check out? BB offers 3 (or was it 2?) different
SDKs for the 3 different methods of coding for BBs.

- the web applications: very, very easy, but surely also very limited
- MDS applications: easy to code, but still more powerful then
  webapplications
- pure Java applications: can do basically everything you
  want them to do

If you already have a Java application, it shouldn't be too
hard to port it to Blackberry I think?

Regards
        Sascha



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