Choosing the Right Mobile Development Platform (Part 4)
@ChrisGriffith
Going native-ish
Native UI
Real native tables, tabs, sliders, and views
Local and Remote Data
Local SQL Database, Lightweight Key/Value Store, XHR
Social APIsIntegrated Facebook Connect and YQLRich Media APIsLocal and streaming audio and video, media recordingOpen Source and ExtensibleExtend Titanium with custom modules in native codeIntegrated Analytics
Baked-in analytics APIs
Development ToolsDevelop and distribute your app for multiple platforms from a single tool
Platform features
Performance
Platform features
Accelerometer
Camera
Capture
Compass
Connection
Contacts
Device Information
File
Geolocation
Media
Notification
Storage
SDK installation required
App Structure
App.js
Ti.UI.setBackgroundColor('#fff');var currentMap = "Sedona";var currentHike = "";var baseLatitude = 34.866285;var baseLongitude = -111.763573;var handFont = "Marker Felt";var bodyFont = "Times New Roman";
var AppTabGroup = require('ui/AppTabGroup');new AppTabGroup().open();
AppTabGroup.orientationModes = [Titanium.UI.PORTRAIT, Titanium.UI.UPSIDE_PORTRAIT];
if ( Ti.Platform.osname == 'android' ) {handFont = "Droid Sans";bodyFont = "Droid Serif"
}
HikesWindow.js
function HikesWindow(title) {var HikeDetailsWindow = require('ui/HikeDetailsWindow');
var self = Ti.UI.createWindow({title:title,backgroundColor:'white',barColor:'#bb9650'
});
var hikes_db = Titanium.Database.install('/Hikes.db','Hikes');var hikeData = [];
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iOS
iOS
Android
Android
This presentation continues in part 5
