UbuntuPhone Application Development Community launched

Canonical released the Ubuntu operating system for mobile at the beginning of this month. Now, the company has established an application development community named CoreApp to enable the platform to have a large number of available applications in a short time. Canonical said that the purpose of the CoreApp community is to allow more people interested in the mobile version of Ubuntu to participate in the application design and development process of the platform. This will be & ldquo; A great opportunity to create millions of outstanding applications. & Rdquo; and below

Canonical released the Ubuntu operating system for mobile at the beginning of this month. Now, the company has established an application development community named CoreApp to enable the platform to have a large number of available applications in a short time. Canonical said that the purpose of the CoreApp community is to allow more people interested in the mobile version of Ubuntu to participate in the application design and development process of the platform, this will be an excellent opportunity to create millions of outstanding applications."

The following lists the first 13 system core applications that Canonical has announced that they need to collect design solutions.

Eight default system applications:
-File Manager );
-Calendar );
-Clock/Alarm Clock (Clock/Alarm );
-Weather );
-Terminal (Terminal );
-Calculator );
-Email Client );
-Document Viewer );
-User Manager)
Four social apps:
-YouTube;
-Twitter;
-Facebook;
-RSS Reader ).

 

According to reports, the above 12 applications all have an independent Wiki page in the CoreApp community, which contains detailed application design requirements, and precautions for submitting the design scheme and links to relevant pages. Designers can view existing design works, user comments, or create new design schemes by visiting the Ubuntu MyBalsamiq Effect Simulation website.