Level: Expert
A location-based service (LBS) is an information service, accessible with mobile devices through the mobile network and utilizing the ability to make use of the geographical position of the mobile device. Irrespective other different developing location based applications with the upcoming technologies, one of the useful application of location based services is Geo-Scheduler or a Location scheduler.
The article presents a Geo-Scheduler or a Location Scheduler which is the best template for describing location based application-logic,its Design and UI.
The simplest mobile application development tool,[[PYS60], is used to develop this application "How to develop a Geo-Scheduler or a Location Based Scheduler application".
The author, Croozeus, has used various functions with a code snippet which is responsible for the UI of the Geo-scheduler. It contains functions which generates menus, selection lists etc.
One of the best article series for developers looking to develop location based application with PyS60.
Nirpsis 19:04, 4 September 2009 (UTC)
Without testing, I'd say that it would be lot easier to copy something with copy.copy:
import copy
def dictionary_copy(dictionary):
return copy.copy(dictionary)
Vazde 20:33, 12 July 2008 (EEST)
Could be done to make the dictionary_copy(dictionary) more simpler !
Croozeus 06:47, 13 July 2008 (EEST)
This article represents basic overview and approach to create Geo Schedular - a location based application. LBS(Location Based Service) is an information providing service which can be accessible to mobile devices through mobile network and uses the Geographical position of the mobile device.
The article describes all basic and essential File functions used for the same in detail. Every function is described with its code-snippest and required explaination.
The article is in organized manner and screen-shots are also provided. It provides very good information to the developers who need to start developing location based services.
The article is in series. This is the first of remaing 2. You can refer the remaining: How to develop a Geo-scheduler application - Part 2 and How to develop a Geo-scheduler application - Part 3. Article Part - 2 deals with Feature functions and article Part - 3 deals with Application operations.
The article is useful to every developer Who wants to deal with Location based applications.
--Deepikagohil 14:03, 17 September 2009 (UTC)