Comments on: RIM’s Tyler Lessard Responds to PlayBook Dev Post

By: florists madison

florists madison — Sat, 14 Jul 2012 06:07:00 +0000

We are continuing to evolve this process and remain committed to ensuring developers can register and submit apps at no cost.”

By: wholesale flowers cleveland

wholesale flowers cleveland — Sat, 07 Jul 2012 10:21:00 +0000

It would prove they’re listening to everyone.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 12:10:00 +0000

It’s a well known problem within RIM that the legal team holds WAY too much power, and slows a lot of stuff down to the point beyond insanity … I seriously hope more developers start to push back. This is important for RIM and for shareholders!

By: Matthias Marquardt

Matthias Marquardt — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 20:07:00 +0000

I was quite surprised too, that Tyler could not remember the promise from DevCon09 – I am not sure if it was Mike who did that announcement – but for sure the audience was very happy – There was only a second time in the keynotes when the audience was cheering – that was the moment when RIM showed a Simulator that allow hot “code replacement” (change the source of your app without the need to restart the Sim) – well I am still waiting for that Simulator to be released.

As I said in my other comment few days ago – looks like RIM is short of resources – IMHO it was good that Tyler responded in the way he did it (but of course only cause of the wide attention Jamie got)…

I hope RIM will make use of the loyal RIM minded Developers they already have – for sure they need to streamline the overall development process (incl. the registration stuff) – on the other hand side I know that this process is doable (not very convenient – but doable) – so this is IMHO not top priority [at least when RIM would make use of the existing developer power already registered with RIM]… but to be honest I have some fears that QNX is not RIM JavaVM ready