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  • Sriram
    15 Apr 2013 - 04:53 by Sriram

    Platform-specific images folder

    There are different groups of screen densities available in the Android OS. It is categorized into High, Medium, and Low groups. In order to use per density, the image resources can be specified by placing them in an android/images/density folder:

    replace image:1.jpg

    Similar to the iOS example, for creating a button in code (or referencing the image in a configuration file), just use myButton.png:

    var myButton = Ti.UI.createButton({

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  • kabeer-anubavam
    14 Dec 2012 - 01:25 by kabeer-anubavam

            Appcelerator Cloud Services (ACS) provides a wide array of automatically-scaled data storage and web services, such as user logins, photo uploads, checkins, status updates, and push notifications, without the need to learn multiple third-party SDKs or do any server-side programming. Remote calls to ACS are done via a single REST API, which may be used with almost any web technology that has access to an HTTP client.

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  • 27 Nov 2012 - 08:15 by Anonymous

     

    Analytics signifies the application and tracking the usage of data for business improvement. Application analytics are integrated into the Titanium app to analyze the performance and gain useful insights with several metrics.

    Using analytics events on the app

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  • kabeer-anubavam
    17 Sep 2012 - 04:50 by kabeer-anubavam

    Now you can lock the orientation mode for Android in Titanium by succesfully implementing the following steps :

    1) Create a custom AndroidManifest.xml (copy this from original generated source "build/android/AndroidManifest.xml")

    2) Copy this on the created folder "platform/android/AndroidManifest.xml" at the top level of your project.

    3) Add this: android:screenOrientation="portrait" to all activities

    4) Remove this: "|orientation" from all activities.

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  • prakash-anubavam
    31 Aug 2012 - 00:15 by prakash-anubavam

     

    Introduction

    Appcelerator Titanium is the leading mobile platform and developers have started building apps for iPhone, Android and Blackberry. It is better to develop the application for multiple mobile platforms. The Appcelerator Titanium Mobile platform helps us to build once and deploy the app in different platforms.

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  • karthi
    31 Jul 2012 - 02:59 by karthi

    Here are few famous mobilea applications(iOS,Android) build with Titanium

    NBC Universal(iPad)

    The NBC app allows you to take all your favorite NBC shows on the go. Watch the latest episodes, view photos, read recaps, play games, keep track and see previews of upcoming shows, and interact with other fans.

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  • karthi
    31 Jul 2012 - 02:19 by karthi

    Appcelerator Titanium is a platform designed to help developers create apps for the Mobile and Desktop. Titanium is a free, Apache 2 licensed, cross-platform toolkit that lets web developers use JavaScript, CSS, HTML and scripting languages like Ruby or Python to build native apps for the iOS, Android, mobile web and Desktop.

    The Titanium Mobile framework runs a hybrid approach and claims to be a “native cross platform development framework”.

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