Editors note: This and future episodes of Forging Titanium are available here. Box is a cloud storage solution that caters to individuals and companies alike. Why are we talking about it in Forging Titanium? Well, because along with great end user functionality, Box also comes with a robust developer API for both Android and iOS. And guess what? There’s a free and open source Titanium CommonJS module for both platforms. This episode...
Read MoreTitanium Week On-Demand
Titanium Week has come and gone, but that doesn’t have to mean you missed out. If you were unable to attend the 7 days of webinars we held, you still have a chance to view all the content when ever you want. All 7 webinars have been recorded and are available at the link below. In addition to getting the full presentations and Q&A sessions, you also have access to the slide decks as well. * Titanium Week Presentations &...
Read MoreForging Titanium Episode 17: Android, Meet V8
Editors note: This and future episodes of Forging Titanium are available here. This week on “Forging Titanium” we’ll be taking a closer look at the recently announced 1.8.0.1 continuous integration build of the Titanium Mobile SDK. The reason this build is such a hot subject is that it’s the first to allow Titanium developers to have access to the V8 Javascript engine as an Android runtime. In short, V8 will...
Read MoreForging Titanium Episode 16: Twisti Part 3 – Sockets
Editors note: This and future episodes of Forging Titanium are available here. In Part 1 of the Twisti app series we created a native Android module that listened for sensor data. This sensor data was then transformed into 3 values, azimuth, pitch, and roll, which represented the physical orientation of the mobile device. In Part 2 we took that transformed data and used it to represent a mobile device as an animated 3D model with Three.js...
Read MoreForging Titanium Episode 15: Twisti Part 2 – 3D with Three.js
Editor’s note: This and future episodes of Forging Titanium are available here. In Part 1 of the Twisti app series we created a native Android module that listened for sensor data. This sensor data was then transformed into 3 values, azimuth, pitch, and roll, which represented the physical orientation of the mobile device. In Part 2 we’ll take that transformed data and use it to represent a mobile device as an animated 3D model....
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