Rants And Ramblings About Mobile Technology

Anders Borg writing about the fun and crazy world of mobile and Internet service technologies.

You can also read the blog via Twitter or your phone via wap.abiro.com. See the left menu for more news.

Comments on blog entries are moderated, but I'm rather liberal as long as it's not blatant advertising.

For general comments, advertising and contribution queries, please use the feedback form.

News feed (local)        FeedBurner Feed

Tuesday, September 19, 2006

 
Booming need for J2ME/Java ME developers
As now close to 1B phones have Java (typically Java ME) and more and more existing and new services need to be mobile-enabled somehow, it's understandable that the need for developers in this field is increasing fast, as well as for Java EE (on the server side).

Beware that this is a press release from a specific company (RGA Consulting).

Due to that it's important to know:
* Mobile-enabling of a service can also be done via SMS, MMS, e-mail, WAP or HTML. It's when you need access to multimedia etc in the phone that Java ME shines, but even then there are other ways: See e.g. mjoungle where you email photos to the service. If there are better/simpler ways, use them.
* Java ME doesn't require J2EE / Java EE on the server side. That's more of a competence/efficiency issue for specific companies. Most Internet services are based on PHP/MySQL, and that works well together with Java ME.

Demand for Java Engineers Increases with Continued Growth in Smart Hand-Held Devices According to RGA

Comments: Post a Comment

Links to this post:

Create a Link



<< Home

This page is powered by Blogger. Isn't yours?