Meetup Titanium Paris d'octobre 2013
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Meetup Titanium Paris d'octobre 2013
- 2. s t Christian Brousseau Who’s Talking? @TheBrousse •Husband •Father of 2 •Titan •Appcelerator Professional •Mobile Innovator 2012 (Codestrong) •Q&A •Book Author •Founder, CEO Things Are Moving
- 3. s t Permet de générer des applications natives en JavaScript What is Titanium? @TheBrousse • Open source • Gratuite* • Supporte plusieurs plateformes: • iOS • Android • Tizen • Blackberry 10 • Windows Phone (a venir) • Peut être enrichie a l’aide de modules natifs. • Offre un IDE (base sur Eclipse) • Offre un Framework MVC (Alloy)
- 5. s app.js var window = Ti.UI.createWindow({ backgroundColor: ‘white’ }); var label = Ti.UI.createLabel({ color: ‘black’, text: ‘Hello World’ }); label.addEventListener(‘click’, function() { require(‘windowTwo’); } ); window.add(label); window.open(); t
- 6. s t There is a book for that Christian Brousseau @TheBrousse