By vivekjishtu. Tuesday, 8. May 2007, 07:08:40
CDAC, widgets, competition, winner
People, we have a winner !!!! 
The winner of a cool new
Moto Razr V3i
powered by Opera Mini, with an Opera goodies bag is the
VIMS Hindi Keypad author Vimal Soni! Congratulations!
There's more, all of the following widget authors will receive an Opera goodies bag. List of approved widgets
(in no particular order) Hope you guys had fun making all those widgets !
CHEERS !!!
Age Calculator on different planets, by Ridhima Nangia
LCD Clock, by Dhirendera Kumar
By vivekjishtu. Monday, 30. April 2007, 07:59:21
widgets, CDAC
Hey guys !
We've received your entries and we're currently reviewing them. Please keep those entries coming. Remember, you can submit by midnight today
One thing, if you are submitting a widget that has code taken from some other author - please don't remove the copyright information, and if needed, take permission from the code author to use that piece of code.You should give full credit to the original author of the code.
Those of you who have already submitted widgets, keep checking your my.opera.com message accounts - you might have received a message from us
Incase you are unable to upload the widget at
http://widgets.opera.com/upload, send in your widget to
Do include all the information about your widget in your email.
ps - Also remember to add the CDAC tag to your widget incase you upload it using
http://widgets.opera.com/upload
By vivekjishtu. Monday, 23. April 2007, 07:30:18
Noida, widgets, json, CDAC
During the sessions we had told you about how you can store data in a widget, I have modified that sample to store objects and arrays in the widget. I have also included a sample of how you can store information in an
Object or an
Array and then convert that
Object into a string which you can store using
widget.setPreferenceForKey. The sample also includes code that shows you to convert back the
JSON string into an
Object.
StoreData.zip This is a sample widget that shows you how you can store/retrive JSON data in a widget. Its a modifed version of the widget that we had made during the seminar.
JSONExample.zip This is a simple example that shows you how JSON can be used to represent objects and arrays as a string.
Here are some links that will give you some more information about JSON and the widget object in JavaScript
If you need any other help or tutorials do leave your comments here and we will get back to you.
And do check out the photo album here, we've uploaded pics from the event
By navjotpawera. Saturday, 21. April 2007, 11:43:01
Noida, Presentations, CDAC
Hey guys,
We had an AWESOME time with you the last two days. It was great to hear all the ideas you guys had and we're so looking forward to the widget submissions. I've uploaded the presentations from the sessions, so grab them from the links below:
We'll keep posting more links, so keep checking back for updates. And do check the forums, and post your queries there as well.
And yes, do keep those widgets coming ... remember there's a MotoRAZR waiting for one of you
By sagar. Friday, 20. April 2007, 12:58:27
Links to Widgets, Web standards, and AJAX presentations and developer sites with tips and tutorials will be added shortly.
So check back soon!
Update: Links should be added by today evening!
By sagar. Friday, 20. April 2007, 06:08:12
widgets, CDAC, tips
Getting started with widgets- How to make your very first widget
- You have your widget, now learn how to animate your widget!
- Grab some snazzy graphics for your widgets.
Still want to learn more?- Take a look at the Developer's guide to making widgets
- If you still can't get enough, visit the official Widgets blog where you can also win some more prizes!
By sagar. Wednesday, 18. April 2007, 08:18:47
widgets, CDAC, competition
This competition is only open to CDAC Noida participants. Create and submit an awesome widget by April 30th, 2007 to win!
Read more...
VIMS Hindi Keypad, by vimsoni
Fraction Calculator, by manojtiwari
Alarm Web Jumper, by pkprasad82
Google Maps, by m_inam
Click Game, by amandeepsingh
Number Sequence, by nishthajaiswal
