The fastest way to create a simple application for Symbian?

I have a Symbian 9.1 phone, Nokia E65, based on the Nokia S60 series interface. I would like to create a simple full-screen graphical application. It should be able to display text and images and have basic keyboard interaction. This is just for me, not for deployment.

Now, what do you think is the fastest and most painless way to do this?

I have the following skills: - HTML, PHP, ASP.net, JS - ASP.net and C #, Silverlight - Java, but mainly for networks, not for the interface - Some C ++

I downloaded the Nokia IDE, but at first glance it’s scary :)

Welcome any tutorial or example!

Edit: In particular, two questions:

  • Is it possible to make a standalone flash memory application for this phone?
  • what about the mobile version of QT?
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Be sure to use Python for S60 for your device . Getting started is much easier than with the Symbian C ++ SDK, and if you need lower functionality than python gives you, you can write small modules in C ++ and use them in your Python program.

For a simple application like the one you are describing, Python will be fine. You don’t even need any of Nokia’s IDE / tools on your PC, you can just write the code in any text editor, copy it to your phone and test it live.

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If you already know HTML and JS, you can easily write a web widget for your Symbian device using the tools available through the Nokia forum. More details here: http://www.forum.nokia.com/Technology_Topics/Web_Technologies/Web_Runtime/

These widgets are standalone full-screen applications that use the WebKit browser engine for rendering and the user interface. You can also use keyboard input and customize soft keys if you want.

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