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Newbie Tuesday: WebView with remote HTML

The following is the latest entry in a series of Tuesday blog posts covering basic topics in Titanium and JavaScript development. A common need in Titanium applications is to display the content of a remote web page inside a web view. Maybe it’s a blog post linked to in an RSS feed or your own website – in any event, you often need to embed that content directly in your app, rather than launching a web page in the...

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SQL Encryption and Full-Text Indexing with Titanium Mobile

Editor’s note: This is a guest post from community member and contributor Mark Burggraf, on his latest addition to the module marketplace. Would you like to contribute a guest post? E-Mail us at community@appcelerator.com to let us know! Our new custom module for Titanium, “SQL Encryption and Full-Text Indexing” allows you to create and maintain AES encrypted databases in your applications using SQLCipher technology. ...

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Titanium Appcelerator Quickie: StackMob API Module Part Two

Editor’s Note: This post is cross-posted with permission from the Clearly Innovative blog, maintained by Aaron Saunders.   AND  In Part Two of the Stackmob Appcelerator blog posting, we are going to quickly show how to use the module to make geospatial queries. We will also include the introduction of a login method that was added to the client along with the exposing of the headers property as a parameter to be passed into the...

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Titanium Appcelerator Quickie: StackMob API Module Part One

Editor’s Note: This post is cross-posted with permission from the Clearly Innovative blog, maintained by Aaron Saunders.   AND  This is an introductory post on using StackMob for the backend services of your mobile applications. The StackMob platform helps you build, deploy and scale your backend while making it very easy for you to add push notifications, social integration and more to your apps. Here is a blog posting on...

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How-To: Create a JavaScript module for CommonJS, Ti.include, or the browser

A common question we get is around techniques for code re-use between projects that use different types of JavaScript evaluation mechanisms, like the CommonJS module spec, Ti.include, or just in the browser. I thought I’d share a quick technique for creating a JavaScript module that will work in all three of these environments. Here’s the template for a simple module, before we dive into the usage: In a CommonJS environment,...

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Google’s new Android SDK Tools revision 14

Yesterday, Google updated it’s Android SDK Tools to revision 14, and with it was introduced a much clearer UI to manage your packages. To benefit from this release, launch the Android AVD and Package Manager, select the Installed packages menu and click the “Update All…” button. Accept the Tools and Platform-tools items and reject all other updates that may be listed on your system: Once complete, you will be...

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