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[wyrd]

Looking at the current FAQ, I'd definitely like to see more information on mobile devices, such as phones, palm, pocket pc, and so on. Since developing for these platforms is free and easy to get into, I'd imagine this is where most hobbiest questions would come from.

[superpig]

Please remove the erroneous hyphen from 'X-Box' [grin]

[jake2431]

DevKitAdvance is very popular and DSDev.org will be great when it is up and running, though right now it won't be much help...sorry.

-Jake

Edit: Oh and this is a good HAM tutorial.

[Scott Markwell]

BREW Information

http://brewforums.qualcomm.com - Good archive of every problem a developer runs into when getting to BREW.

Also in the FAQ should be a mention about the overall cost of developing a application for sale in BREW, or even just getting an application onto a device...

PM when your working on that.


GamePark32
Probably has a smaller base here then the XGameStation
http://www.gamepark....sup_sdk.asp?q=2

[dark_logik]

A good starting point for those interested in Symbian development is:
www.symbian.com/developer

and a few notable sections in the site...
http://www.symbian.c...er/support.html Links to Symbians forums + Forum Nokia & SonyEricsson

http://www.symbian.c...eloper/sdks.asp Need an SDK? well there's probably a link to it here!

http://www.symbian.c...dprtysites.html for the majority of Symbian related development sites (NewLC, SymbianOne etc)

[alamed]

Hmm... I just started learning J2ME and I have few links to share

http://java.sun.com/...s/j2mewtoolkit/
where you start, J2ME Development tool and emulator.

http://developers.su...rial/index.html
Tutorial and Code Camps

http://www.codebeach...ubcategoryID=-1
CodeBeach tutorial page.


I hope this help.

[Scott Markwell]

Some stuff for BREW
http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/topic.asp?topic_id=333644

Also, ZoomBoy pointed out a resource done for GD.net I hadn't seen before, which looks to be a good start for programming.
http://www.gamedev.net/reference/articles/article2135.asp

[benryves]

8-bit Sega development (bit dated) - SMS Power!

[Sneftel]

Contributed by Stowelly:

PS2 Dev Forums, alot of info on ps2 / ps2 linux

a number of example programs / tutorials and a ps3 course

IBM Cell Workshop

Example PS3 FrameBuffer code

Official IBM cell page, including the cell sdk, tutorials, and official documentation


Sony official PS3 API info

ps2dev.org's wiki, contains alot of details on the ps3's hypervisor calls and other related projects

[algumacoisaqualquer]

Well, this is a link that helped me get started, when trying to develop to the Palm (Garnet OS):
ACCESS - Getting started
The site is a little complicated to navigate, but it has all the resources spread around.