HP officially provides the beta webOS 3.0 SDK to developers

Hewlett-Packard announced on webOS 3.0 Beta SDK Early versions are being provided to Early Access developers. This developer group has a low threshold and can be easily added through the HP developer site. The WebOS 3.0 SDK contains a lot of information, including the software architecture and the new application development framework Enyo. developers can integrate the synchronization technology Synergy, the search function Just Type, and the screensaver Exhibition into their own software. HP disclosed to developers what webOS 3.0 had to do in the early stages of development. They were able to get the webOS 3.0 SDK and have a preliminary understanding of the Enyo framework. It is worth noting that after Touchpad was officially launched, webOS3.0's SDK will soon change from beta testing to beta testing. However, we will have to keep webOS2.0's SDK in the next five months.

Beta webOS 3.0 SDK released by HP

The method for obtaining webOS 3.0 is actually quite simple. First, you need to register on the webOS official website. This is the first release of webOS specifically for the HP flat operating system SDK.

Register on webOS Official Website

After registration, you will receive this Email in your mailbox, and then write an Email to the pdc@palm.com, ask for the SDK. The SDK not only contains the details of the Enyo framework, but also contains many UI components, which can help you develop Touchpad programs and provide some program examples.

 
Email received from Palm

In February this year, Hewlett-Packard released TouchPad, a tablet competing with the iPad, and is expected to start selling 9.7 inch of these tablets this summer.

Hewlett-Packard's WebOS also provides developers with more things to ultimately develop applications that can run on PCs and printers. Currently, WebOS supports applications running on tablets and smartphones. HP said it would expose developers to more users than any competing operating system.

It was also reported that TouchPad running webOS will be officially released in 1.2, with a price between 220-1.3 million US dollars, built-in GHz Snapdragon processor and Adreno graphics chip, pixel camera, the 6300mAh ultra-high battery can be used continuously for 10 hours.

HP disclosed to developers what webOS3.0 needed to do in the early development stage. They were able to get the webOS3.0 SDK and have a preliminary understanding of the Enyo framework. The method for obtaining webOS3.0 is actually quite simple. First, register an ID on the developer's website, then write an Email to the pdc@palm.com, ask for the SDK. The SDK not only contains the details of the Enyo framework, but also contains many UI components, which can help you develop Touchpad programs and provide some program examples.

It is worth noting that after Touchpad was officially launched, webOS3.0's SDK will soon change from beta testing to beta testing. However, we will have to keep webOS2.0's SDK in the next five months.