Creators of Asynchronous Javascript and XML applications can obtain a beta release of the Opera Platform software development kit to use in building web applications for mobile phones.
The creators of the excellent Opera web browser have released their SDK for creating mobile web applications. The SDK supports AJAX development, to allow for more dynamic applications without sacrificing platform independence.
Developers can integrate native phone applications with web-based content such as weather or stock data, Opera noted on its site about the platform. Business users could combine phone-stored contact information with a remote enterprise application.
"The full Web browser has proved itself as a central application on mobile phones and is today the main source for data traffic on mobile networks," says says Timo Bruns, Vice President for Business Development, Opera Software.
AJAX technology provides an interface between a web browser and a back-end web server. This allows content displayed in the browser to be updated without refreshing and reloading the entire page. Examples of AJAX can be seen in applications like Google Maps and Yahoo News online.
David Utter is a staff writer for WebProNews covering technology and business. Email him here.
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