BlackBerry
Posts about BlackBerry mobile development.
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One of the really great features in Tiggzi mobile app builder is that you can quickly export the app as mobile Web, Android or iOS: For Android, you can get a ready for the app market binary file (Release binary). Just take the file and upload it to Android Market. It’s that simple. You can…
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We are going to be at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, February 27 – March 1, 2012. Stop by our stand and learn how incredibly easy it is to build HTML5, jQuery Mobile, PhoneGap, and REST mobile apps using Tiggzi, the cloud-based mobile app builder. If you want, BYOR (Bring Your Own REST) and…
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ReadWriteMobile has posted an interesting Infographic created by Kinvey mapping the current mobile ecosystem (click on image to view larger version): (Image source: http://kinvey.com/images/kinvey_backend-as-a-service_mobileecosystem_2100px.png) First of all thanks to Kinvey for creating this wonderful map and including Tiggzi in it (blue Mobile SDK line). Tiggzi could actually span 3 different lines: BaaS, Mobile SDK and…
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In this fasÂciÂnating hands-on weÂbinar, a real moÂbile app will be built, conÂnected to a REST serÂvice, and tested. Attendees will be be able to test the app as it’s being built. Beyond that, we will also cover some of the exÂciting feaÂtures of the new verÂsion of Tiggr that will have been reÂleased by…
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Tiggr – the easiest platform for building mobile apps in the cloud Tiggr is a cloud-based mobile apps builder. It lets developers build HTML5/JavaScript and native apps very quickly, entirely in the cloud. There is nothing to download, nothing to install, and nothing to configure. Just create a new project, and you are ready to…
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This article originally appeared on TheServerSide.com: http://www.theserverside.com/opinion/A-cloud-service-to-build-mobile-apps. I’m sure you’ve heard about platform-as-a-service (PaaS) or cloud-based services like Google Apps Engine, CloudBees, Heruko, Engine Yard, and Cloud Foundry. All are excellent platforms that ease the process of managing, maintaining, and administering the platform on which an application you develop runs. Most tend to be focused…
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If you are at appsworld conference in New York, Nov 1-2, you will be able to see the most awesome way to build mobile apps using cloud-based mobile apps builder, Tiggr. Learn How To Build Mobile Apps Using Cloud Services November 1, at 13:00 In this cool session you will learn how to build HTML5…
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One of the most important features in Tiggr is being able to export the app as HTML5 mobile app, Android app or iOS native app. All export features are show by clicking the big Export button: As you noticed, there is currently no BlackBerry option. But, it turns out it’s pretty easy to get a…
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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.
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I recently got a new BlackBerry Pearl with service from AT&T. As I was driving to South Lake Tahoe last Saturday morning I was on the phone with my wife. As I was passing a large AT&T Wireless billboard, the call was dropped. I thought it was funny that a call would be dropped right…
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Last night I had dinner with friends from college. We try to get together once every month or two. One of them got out his BlackBerry device and told us how he was typing an email at a stop light. The light turned green but he didn’t finish typing the email and finished it as…