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Can we create apps for Samsung Smart TV in dot net?

If no, which languages can we use to create them? I guess Adobe AIR is one.

Download SAMSUNG TV APPS SDK and use the "Apps editor" and the "Visual Editor" included in the SDK to create programs.

In the Visual Editor you create scenes that can be used in the program. A Scene can contain components from the toolbar, like textboxes, listboxes and so on, following components are predefined:

Button: Handles button events
Check Box: Provides a check box button for selecting options
Date Picker: Allows the user to select calendar dates
Help Bar: Displays a 960px-width bar at the bottom of the screen.
Image: Displays an image.
Input: Provides an empty field into which the user can enter text
Label: Displays a simple string
List Box: A vertical list
Loading Image: Displays a waiting image for situations like network loading
Popup: Displays a popup message with an OK button
Popup (OK, Cancel): Displays a popup message with an OK button and a Cancel button
Scrollbar: Displays the currently selected position on a list
Video: Provides movie playback/volume buttons

For each type of component, there is an XML file which defines its default properties and parameters. This includes the component's thumbnail image, default size, resize options, etc. When you drag a component from the Component panel to the editing window, an instance of the component is created according to the elements in the XML files. These properties can then be adjusted for the specific instance in the Visual Editor.

In the Apps Editor you import your scenes and bind it together with code to make an functional program. You are working with CSS and javascript. You can run the program in the emulator and trace errors using the Log Manager Panel.

Samsung Smart TV App [closed]

All SmartTV applications are in fact html-applications running online from the server containing the apps. A small part (icons and some other information, sometimes media is downloaded to get fast access) are downloaded and installed on the TV but it seems like you can't run the program without internet connection on the TV so it seems like it needs to connect and run it from the source.

I have'nt succeeded in uploading a project to run on my smart-TV yet, so anyone that has done it, please enter more information here about that.

Samsung TV Application SDK
The Samsung TV Application SDK (SDK) can be downloaded from the Samsung Developer Forum in the SDK & Tools section under Apps Guide menu. It is currently compatible only with Windows OS. Please register at www.samsungdforum.com/eu to download it.

As far as I went deep in Samsung docs you can do your apps in:

JavaScript,
Adobe Flash/AIR, but only for Flash Player v.9
and haven't try but there is api for LUA language

Yes you can develop app using .Net, You have to redirect location.href="Your server address", from the widget

But in Samsung SDK they have strongly condemn this approach. so before taking this approach get in contact with Samsung guys and seek there prior permission otherwise your app will be rejected by Samsung QA team

I'm not sure whether .NET is available to develop apps for Samsung Smart TV,

but you can check the official website for Samsung Smart TV apps developer. http://www.samsungdforum.com

I think this might helpful to you. (I quoted from Samsung D Forum)

*Develop* Download the latest version of SDK to start developing your Samsung SmartTV applications Developers can find Samsung provides various version of SDK Package on the Samsung D Forum. Samsung provides various documents & sample tutorials for creating different apps by using Samsung platform APIs. While developing app, if user wants to add the Application Push feature, user need to apply for the Auth key in advance. Samsung Application Push supports both notification message and control message for applications.

I think it is possible in a specific way because when you build a javascript project there are only html, css, js files to code in. The problem is smart tv's embedded js files. In the project they are referenced like

    <script type='text/javascript' language='javascript' src='$MANAGER_WIDGET/Common/API/TVKeyValue.js'></script>

if you find this js files from the Samsungs ide folder you can reference them normally then write like other html javascript projects and change them back when you install them on tv.

but i suggest that use samsungs ide , writing javascript is not that hard.

The widget itself can be created with Samsung Apps SDK and is installed on the TV. However, once you install the widget, the widget can load content from the Web. Therefore everything that happens inside the widget can actually be a .Net web application, so that you can develop almost all of it in .Net

.NET is runnning only on Windows OS, so, my anser is No, and I don't think that MONO was also ported to run on... TV's...

But if you want to create apps, you should look what API is Samsung offering and search for SDK...

Native apps, no - as far as I know. But indirectly, yes. The Samsung Smart TV has a browser, which I believe is Chrome-based (just saw a brief mention of that, not sure if it's fact yet). So, you could develop in .net, host on Azure, and the Samsung Smart TV can use it. It's not something that would be sold through the app store - you'd need some kind of subscription service in your app if appropriate. Also, as far as I know, the SSTv doesn't provide local options for database storage, so if you need that, you'll need an outside database server somewhere.

In my opinion, SSTv apps are best paired up with an outside web app/service, which could be on any platform. Native apps running 'on' the TV do need to be developed in their IDE, though, which doesn't support a .net environment.

I'm working on a new project based on C#/MVC/Azure/SQL Azure/jquerymobile - all new technologies for me to be working with, and a hill of a learning curve coming from my COBOL/VB roots.

Had mom and dad check it on their new Samsung SmartTV, in the web browser. It mostly worked. Cookies might be an issue. And navigation via the remote may not be as intuitive as expected, but mom and dad are in their 70's, so their tech intuition may also not be quite as quick :-)

If you want it to work on the SSTv, a hybrid approach may be best if you want to do much of the development in the .net environment.

Greg

I have developed an application on Samsung Smart-TV and it's all done with web technologies (HTML, PHP, JavaScript, CSS...) You can work with eclipse too! Actually, Samsung will suggest downloading eclipse with its plugin in it.

You can develop apps using languages like javascript and flash.. IN the latest sdks (2014) you can even develop native applications using cpp