This tutorial will demonstrate how to build a custom progress bar by creating an image uploader with Titanium Mobile. Specifically, the demo project will allow you to select an image from the device photo gallery and upload it to a remote server for storage. Both the Titanium Mobile code and the server-side code will be explained. Now, let’s get started!
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Appcelerator is known for their revolutionary product Titanium Developer, which allowed web developers to create mobile applications without learning Cocoa-Touch or Java. They recently released their first major update since the acquisition of Aptana: a full-fledged IDE. Titanium Studio RC 1 is now available for download. If you are not familiar with Appcelerator or are unsure of the benefits and changes in Titanium Studio, check out this quick overview to see what the new features have to offer.
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In this tutorial series, I will be teaching you how to build a stock quote application with Raphael JS, Titanium Mobile, and Yahoo’s YQL web service. Raphael JS charts will be used to graphically present the stock quote information, Titanium Mobile will be used to cross-compile a native iOS app, and YQL data tables will actually retrieve the stock information.
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In this tutorial series, I will be teaching you how to build a stock quote application with Raphael JS, Titanium Mobile, and Yahoo’s YQL web service. Raphael JS charts will be used to graphically present the stock quote information, Titanium Mobile will be used to cross-compile a native iOS app, and YQL data tables will actually retrieve the stock information.
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Welcome to the fourth and final installment in our series demonstrating how to build a pizza ordering application with Titanium Mobile. In this tutorial, we’ll be creating the processing customer orders and e-mail the results to the pizza chef!
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Welcome to the third installment in our series demonstrating how to build a pizza ordering application with Titanium Mobile. In this tutorial, we’ll be creating the “Submit Your Order” screen.
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In this multi-part tutorial series, I’ll be teaching you how to build a pizza ordering app with Titanium Mobile from start to finish. In this tutorial, we’ll create the “Choose Your Toppings” screen.
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In this multi-part tutorial series, I’ll be teaching you how to build a Titanium Mobile app from start to finish. Specifically, you’ll learn how to build a Pizza Shop app that will allow customers to order a custom pizza on the go. In this tutorial, I will demonstrate how to setup the project and create a “Crust Selection” screen.
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Welcome to the third part in our series on database driven Titanium Mobile development. This tutorial will continue to build on the principles introduced in earlier posts, but we will be altering our app design in one very significant way. Instead of using a TableView object to display a custom interface, we are going to switch to using a WebView object.
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Welcome to the second part in our series on database driven Titanium Mobile development. In this tutorial, we will be inserting values int a local SQLite database and reading and writing data to a remote MySQL database. This tutorial will have a lot of code, but I’ve tried to be as thorough as possible without boring anyone. Bring your questions to the comments sections!
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