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Breeze makes mobile apps easy

by Peter Judge

Anyone who can build a web page can build a mobile application using a J2ME development tool called Breeze, according to the tool's maker, Cascada Mobile. Breeze lets users create applications and published them for free using online tools. The resulting applications include advertising, which developers can pay to remove. The model is similar to some website building applications, but produces real mobile applications that run on the phone.

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This idea is fundamentally

This idea is fundamentally flawed because J2ME, which is a subset of J2SE/J2EE is based on principles like OOP which HTML cannot offer.
by Anonymous (not verified) on 7/1/08 at 7:49 pm | reply

I think what the company is

I think what the company is trying to do is offer a simpler way to write mobile applications. People are free to chose whatever approach they think best fits their needs. Will be interesting to see how this goes.
by Anonymous (not verified) on 7/4/08 at 7:25 am | reply

Java is truely an amazing

Java is truely an amazing thing!!
by Anonymous (not verified) on 7/15/08 at 2:36 am | reply
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