Appcelerator Acquires Aptana

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Appcelerator acquired Aptana to expand its cloud-connected mobile opportunity to 1.5 million developers worldwide. The acquisition combines Appcelerator's leading development platform with Aptana's leading IDE to create an enterprise-grade platform. It will provide improved productivity through features like editing, debugging and code completion within a seamless development cycle for mobile, web and desktop apps.

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Appcelerator Acquires Aptana Cloud-Connected Mobile Opportunity Expands to 1.5M Developers Worldwide Paul Colton CEO Aptana pcolton@appcelerator.com Jeff Haynie CEO Appcelerator jhaynie@appcelerator.com @jhaynie

Bringing together two great web technologies and developer communities Appcelerator’s leading development platform Aptana’s leading IDE

January 10, 2011: Aptana Studio employees became part of Appcelerator team

March 2011: Aptana Studio 3.0 is released

March 2011: Joint Aptana Studio/Appcelerator Titanium beta available,[object Object]

Aptana is used by Fortune 500 companies as the standard for web development

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