Android
Posts about building Android mobile apps.
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Join us next Tuesday, October 11, 2011 at 11:00 AM Pacific Time and you will see how to build a real mobile app entirely in the cloud with jQuery Mobile, using Tiggr Mobile Apps Builder. In fact, as I build the app, you will be able to try it on your devices. Now that’s pretty…
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Our Mobile Apps Builder had just 15-days trial period. We know it wasn’t enough. Starting today the trial period is now 30 days! You don’t need to give us your credit card, just sign up and try it. We are pretty sure you will love it, it’s super easy to build real mobile Web and…
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HTML5’s local storage is undoubtedly one of the most interesting and most talked about features in the HTML5 technology stack. Local storage is part of Web Storage specification and is supported by all modern browsers (destkop and mobile). Although local storage (or Web Storage) sounds rather sophisticated, the functionality is very easy to use. You…
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If you don’t know what Tiggr is, Tiggr is a Web-based mobile apps builder or a mobile RAD (Rapid Application Development) tool. It enables developers to build mobile Web and native apps very quickly. Tiggr comes with a visual editor and jQuery Mobile components. You simply drag and drop components into the phone area. This…
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Slides from my Tiggr Mobile Apps Builder presentation at Silicon Valley HTML5 Group Meetup: Tiggr Mobile Apps Builder at Silicon Valley HTML5 Group Meetup View more presentations from Max Katz
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Tiggr Mobile Apps Builder upgrades with brand-new UI and very cool new features. Brand-new attractive UI Tiggr Mobile Apps Builder got a new and very attractive UI. You can see how it looks below but the best way to experience it, is to log in or sign up. You will like it. Upgraded export-and-build capability…
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Slides and demo mobile app from my two session at JSF and RichFaces UNIQA Workshop and 1-day conference. Tiggr – Web-based IDE for Mobile Web And Native Apps View more presentations from Max Katz Click on image to launch the app (desktop browser or mobile device) that we built during the session: RichFaces 4: Rich…
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Next week Tiggr Mobile Apps Builder is getting new and very nice UI. Here is a sneak peek how it’s going to look: We are also expanding the Export/Build feature. Here is how it’s going to look and what platforms we are going to support: You don’t need to wait until next week, sign up…
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If you have have done native mobile app development on Android or iPhone (iOS) then you probably know that testing native apps is not that simple. On the other hand, testing traditional Web applications is pretty straightforward: Launch a Web browser, and you see exactly how the application works and how it looks. Read on…
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This tutorial uses Tiggr, a Web-based Mobile Apps Builder. If you don’t have an account, sign up for one. It’s fast and easy. Creating New Project Enter a new project name: AndroidHelloWorld From the Native App tab, select Blank Mobile Application: Click OK to create a new project. Once the app builder editor is loaded,…
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Slides from Mobile Development Choices: Native App vs. Web Apps session at JAX conference in Mainz, May 2-6, 2011. Mobile Development Choices: Native Apps vs. Web Apps View more presentations from Max Katz Most content taken from Mobile apps choices: Native Apps vs. Web Apps blog post.