If you have not heard of it before, NME is a free and open-source framework, designed to bring a unified feature set and native performance to many platforms, including the BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablet and BlackBerry® 10.

Creating a XY Chart/Plot as a BlackBerry Custom Field

by becker666

Extend a field to make into a chart/plot field

Creating Custom List Skins for the BlackBerry PlayBook

by Ryan Stewart

Skinning a List is quite a bit different than skinning something simple like a Button or a TextInput box

Designing and Implementing Speech Bubbles for Blackberry Applications

by Florin Badea

The article presents how to implement speech bubbles (or message bubbles) for applications that run on Blackberry devices

Developing C++ Android NDK Games using Linderdaum Engine on Intel® Architecture

by Android on Intel

Linderdaum Engine is an open source, purely object-oriented 3D gaming engine for Microsoft Windows, Google Android, and BlackBerry OS 10 written in C++.

End-to-End Real World BlackBerry Application, Part 1

by MiamiCoder

End-to-end real world BlackBerry application walkthrough.

End-to-End Real World BlackBerry Application, Part 2

by MiamiCoder

End-to-end real world BlackBerry application walkthrough, Part 2.

End-to-End Real World BlackBerry Application, Part 3

by MiamiCoder

End-to-end real world BlackBerry application walkthrough, Part 3.

End-to-End Real World BlackBerry Application, Part 5

by MiamiCoder

Real world BlackBerry application walkthrough, Part 5.

Enterprise app development with BlackBerry Mobile Fusion and BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0

by Inside BlackBerry Developer’s Blog

Enterprise app development with BlackBerry Mobile Fusion and BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0

Exploring the PlayBook Application’s Blackberry-tablet.xml

by Renaun Erickson

Description of the application descriptor file called "blackberry-tablet.xml"

Extending QNX TileList: Liquid Tile List

by Mihai Corlan

Extend TileList and AlternatingCellRenderer QNX

Fast, Native Games for BlackBerry (without C/C++)

by Inside BlackBerry Developer’s Blog

Fast, Native Games for BlackBerry (without C/C++)

Getting Started with the BlackBerry Java Development Tools

by Addison-Wesley

Chapter Exerpt: BlackBerry Development Fundamentals

How to Integrate Your BlackBerry WebWorks Application with BBM

by Inside BlackBerry Developer’s Blog

How to Integrate Your BlackBerry WebWorks Application with BBM

Installing MoSync for Android (and other mobile platforms)

by K Stock

Article #2: How to install the multi-mobile-platform MoSync development environment

Let’s Talk About Push

by Inside BlackBerry Developer’s Blog

Let’s Talk About Push.

Password Safe Reader for Windows Mobile

by Svante Seleborg, Alphons van der Heijden, Dave Shaw, katakana2

A Windows Mobile C# reader for the popular Password Safe archive files.

PineLake Communications on Porting Cubifice to BlackBerry 10

by Inside BlackBerry Developer’s Blog

PineLake Communications on Porting Cubifice to BlackBerry 10

Real-time SPC Web Application for iPad/Android tablet using jQuery/AJAX/AJAX enabled WCF Service

by Gokuldas

Real time SPC is a Web Application for iPad and Androind using HTML5 and jQuery AJAX.

Right Before Your Eyes

by dgDavidGreene

Make your page come alive with Knockout.js, Bootstrap, and Google Charts.

Roger’s Clock - your first application with MoSync

by K Stock

Article #3: Getting started with MoSync for Android (and other mobile platforms)

Second Gear Games benefit from Android and Java on the BlackBerry platform

by Inside BlackBerry Developer’s Blog

Second Gear Games benefit from Android and Java on the BlackBerry platform

Skinning PlayBook Components

by Ryan Stewart

How to skin PlayBook components

Standardizing on Screen Resolutions for BlackBerry 10 devices

by Inside BlackBerry Developer’s Blog

Standardizing on Screen Resolutions for BlackBerry 10 devices

The BlackBerry 10 User Agent String Has Arrived!

by Inside BlackBerry Developer’s Blog

The BlackBerry 10 User Agent String Has Arrived!

The RIM BlackBerry PlayBook Difference

by Renaun Erickson

Some basic concepts about the RIM BlackBerry PlayBook, the Adobe AIR and Adobe Flash Player runtimes, the relevant SDKs and tooling choices, the BlackBerry ecosystem, and how they all fit together

Troubleshooting ASP.NET based Enterprise Application Performance Problem

by Henry He

In this article, I introduce a process and related skill for troubleshooting ASP.NET based enterprise application performance problem. This process is summarized from my personal experience in this area.

Using BlackBerry PaymentService with Adobe AIR for the PlayBook

by Renaun Erickson

How to use PaymentService in Blackberry with Adobe AIR for PlayBook

Using jQuery Mobile with MVC and Netduino for Home Automation

by Dan Thyer

This article is great for anybody learning jQuery Mobile or building mobile applications with MVC3. I built a remote control for my phone to control a squirt gun for my pool, open my garage door, water the garden and control for my gas fireplace using jQuery Mobile with MVC and a Netduino

Using MXML with QNX UI Components for the PlayBook

by Renaun Erickson

How to use MXML with QNX UI components for PlayBook

Using OAuth for Twitter Authentication on the BlackBerry PlayBook

by Ryan Stewart

How to use OAuth for Twitter authentication on Blackberry PlayBook

Using the Invocation Framework with BlackBerry Messenger

by Inside BlackBerry Developer’s Blog

Using the Invocation Framework with BlackBerry Messenger

Why one game developer loves the BlackBerry PlayBook

by Inside BlackBerry Developer’s Blog

Why one game developer loves the BlackBerry PlayBook