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Explore a demonstration of the Codename One framework's capabilities. This app showcases how to build native mobile applications using Java that are compatible across all major mobile platforms.
What's New in Kitchen Sink
2.03
October 29, 2016
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Minor bug fixes and UI refinements
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FAQ
What is Kitchen Sink for?
Kitchen Sink is a demo and guide for the Codename One framework. It shows developers what can be achieved using this framework to build native mobile apps with Java.
What platforms does Kitchen Sink support?
The Codename One framework, as demonstrated by Kitchen Sink, allows developers to build native mobile apps that work on all mobile platforms.
What programming language is used with Codename One?
The Codename One framework utilizes Java for building native mobile applications. This allows developers to leverage their existing Java knowledge.
Is Kitchen Sink free to use?
Yes, Kitchen Sink is available for free. The app's price is listed as 'Free', making it accessible for all developers to explore.
What is the age rating for Kitchen Sink?
Kitchen Sink has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide audience, including younger users.
When was Kitchen Sink last updated?
Kitchen Sink was last updated on October 29, 2016, with version 2.03. The initial release date was September 10, 2016.
Who developed Kitchen Sink?
Kitchen Sink was developed by Shai Almog, who is also associated with the Codename One framework.
How does Kitchen Sink help developers learn?
By providing a practical demonstration and guide, Kitchen Sink allows developers to see the framework's features in action and understand how to implement them in their own projects.