mobl is an open source language which aims to fasten the process of creating mobile web applications.

It has a JavaScript-like syntax which minimizes the learning curve and runs as a plugin under the free-to-use Eclipse IDE.

The language is statically-typed (JavaScript-like) which makes instant debugging of the entire application possible.

mobl's compiler converts to code into HTML5, CSS +JavaScript and the output is compatible modern Webkit-based browsers, including iOS (iPhone, iPad), Android (2.0+), WebOS, Safari and Chrome.

It transparently handles database access by auto-creating the database schema and managing object persistence (no SQL is required).

P.S. There is also a command-line compiler that makes writing the code with any application.

MoSync is an open source SDK, with many tightly integrated components, for creating cross-platform mobile applications.

It includes compilers, runtimes, libraries, a device profile database, an emulator and more.

The kit is has an Eclipse-based IDE for C/C++ application development and comes with a detailed documentation.

Some of the built-in libraries are: graphics, audio, multimedia and TCP/HTTP/Bluetooth/SMS which enables you to interact with almost every features of mobile platforms including:

• Android Cupcake 1.5
• Java ME MIDP 2 (J2ME)
• Moblin 2.x
• Pocket PC 2003
• Smartphone 2003
• Symbian S60 2nd, 3rd, and 5th ed
• Windows Mobile 5.0-6.5

and others like iPhone, Blackberry, MeeGo are to be included.

To sum up, the kit is great for anyone who wants to develop for multiple mobile platforms with the same tools and logic.

Koders is a search engine that is a must-bookmark for developers.

It is used for quickly finding open source code, methods, examples, algorithms and more.

It searches code written in 30+ languages & categorized with 28 different licence types.

Koders also has pluging for Eclipse, Visual Studio & Firefox for integrated searching + it provides adding "code search" functionality to your site with a widget feature.