Developing Smartphone 2002 Applications with Embedded Visual Basic (eVB)

[Jason Dunn]

http://www.omnisoft.com/articles/spevb/default.asp

Not being a developer, I don't quite grasp why this is exciting, but the author of this article and long-time friend John Cody, was quite excited about it. So here you go:

"Thought you couldn't use eVB to develop Smartphone 2002 applications? Think again! NOTE: This article describes how I hacked eVB for Smartphone 2002 development. My efforts so far yielded 99% seamless, integrated functionality. I am hoping, through a collaborative effort with the readers of this article, to bring that up to 100%. So, if you have any comments or suggestions to achieve that goal, please contact me so I can add your tip (with credit) to this article."

[Jason Dunn]

http://www.omnisoft.com/articles/spevb/default.asp

Not being a developer, I don't quite grasp why this is exciting, but the author of this article and long-time friend John Cody, was quite excited about it. So here you go:

"Thought you couldn't use eVB to develop Smartphone 2002 applications? Think again! NOTE: This article describes how I hacked eVB for Smartphone 2002 development. My efforts so far yielded 99% seamless, integrated functionality. I am hoping, through a collaborative effort with the readers of this article, to bring that up to 100%. So, if you have any comments or suggestions to achieve that goal, please contact me so I can add your tip (with credit) to this article."

[Janak Parekh]

This is cool, AFAICT, because it lets VB developers write Smartphone 2002 apps. Until now, I believe your choice was VC++ for SP 2002, or VB/C#/VC++.NET, but that would only work for SP 2003.

--janak