Widget Workshop Advanced Development
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This document discusses advanced widget development technologies. It covers advanced tools for widget development including Opera Dragonfly for desktop and on-device debugging. It also discusses how widgets can now access advanced mobile technologies like location services, the phonebook and camera. Finally, it addresses why on-device debugging is important for issues like porting code to mobile, optimizing performance, and handling network differences versus desktop.
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