Developing enterprise applications beyond PC
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Presented By Yateen Shaha at the 2nd IndicThreads.com Conference On Mobile Application Development, August 2011 http://Mobile.IndicThreads.com
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Editor's Notes
- Want to discuss the use case before the demo like who creates these reports.
- *MVP design pattern is useful if you have app that runs on web and device. Code is reusable *Date visualization: GTML: SAS framework to render graphs Bandwidth detection No API to detect in which network you are. Might want to use service monitoring mechanism to detect when you are in network.
- *MVP design pattern is useful if you have app that runs on web and device. Code is reusable * Some one is going to talk about MVP
- For skinning you can switch to device and might want to show the folder crumb trail. Flash builder: Easy to use tool for packaging device specific application with various configuration Issue with creating debug token for playbook
- BB SDK: Accessing restricted functionality RIM certified applications/ debug token Simulator
- Show where the debug tokens are installed on the device. Some controls used in playbook are not available for development.
- *Event bubbling: - If you don’t need touch interaction with a display object, consider disabling its mouse input to save on event bubbling. To do so, set its mouseChildren and mouseEnabled properties to false. *Avoid filtering: As tempting as they may be to use, they double the size required to render a display object. FXG: Flash xml graphics. * Cache: cacheAsBitmap, cacheAsSurface, cacheAsBitmapMatrix * Framerate: WindowsApplication.frameRate
- *Event bubbling: - If you don’t need touch interaction with a display object, consider disabling its mouse input to save on event bubbling. To do so, set its mouseChildren and mouseEnabled properties to false. *Avoid filtering: As tempting as they may be to use, they double the size required to render a display object. FXG: Flash xml graphics. * Cache: cacheAsBitmap, cacheAsSurface, cacheAsBitmapMatrix * Auto orientation:StageOrientationEvent