The document provides an overview of Titanium Mobile, a cross-platform mobile application development framework. It describes Titanium as an open-source SDK that allows developing native mobile apps using web technologies like JavaScript that can run on devices and operating systems. The document compares Titanium to PhoneGap, noting that Titanium creates truly native apps and supports platform-specific APIs, location services, and other features not found in other cross-platform solutions, while offering better performance than frameworks like PhoneGap that render within a web view.

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Titanium Mobile Overview
Why Titanium
Features
Titanium Mobile
Titanium Desktop
Comparison With PhoneGap
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An open, extensible development environment for creating
beautiful native apps across different mobile devices and
OSs.
Titanium is a platform for developing mobile, tablet and
desktop applications using web technologies.
It includes OPEN source SDK with over 5000 device and
mobile operating system APIs, Studio, a powerful Eclipsebased IdE, Alloy, an MVC framework and Cloud Services
for a ready to use mobile backend.
Titanium is developed by Appcelerator Inc. and was
introduced in December 2008.
Developers will also have to learn the Titanium API.
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6. •Today mobile is 40% traffic of all internet and more and
more apps are developed for mobiles. It is difficult and time
consuming to develop one app for all mobile platforms. So
requirement of cross platform comes and titanium is
developed.
•Traditional approaches requires the management of multiple
development projects and code bases which is both costly and
complex.
•Titanium SDK provides a single SDK across all mobile
operating systems and devices, using the most popular web
development language JavaScript, promoting faster
development times, significantly lower costs and reduced
risk.
•Multiple platforms, Native App, OpenSource and Extensible
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Titanium Developer (1.2.2)
Titanium Mobile SDK (1.5.1)
Titanium Desktop SDK (1.1.0)
Versioned separately,
different release schedules
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9. Native UI
Real native tables, tabs, sliders,
and views
Rich Media APIs
Local and streaming audio and
video, media recording
Location APIs
Open Source and Extensible
Native Maps, Compass, and
Geolocation
Extend Titanium with custom
modules in native code
Local and Remote Data
Integrated Analytics
Local SQL Database, Lightweight
Key/Value Store, XHR
Baked-in analytics APIs to measure
results and behavior
Social APIs
Development Tools
Integrated Facebook Connect
and YQL
Develop and distribute your app for
multiple platforms from a single tool
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Titanium's unique trait among the various available
cross platform mobile solutions is that it creates
truly native apps.
Features you won't find in other cross platform
mobile development solution
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Platform specific APIs
Location-based services
Social sharing
Rich multimedia
Online and on-device data
Extensibility
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11.  Titanium
lets you create a full-featured iOS application
using JavaScript, then automatically transforms your
JavaScript code into Objective-C code .
 You do not need to write a single line of Objective-C in
order to create an iOS app.
 If you want to create an Android app, then you can use your
same Javascript code and Titanium Mobile will transform
that code into Java and make an app suitable for the
Android marketplace.
 Similar for another mobile platforms.
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12.  This
does virtually the same thing for Mac,
Windows and Linux applications.
 Creating
an app using Titanium can be completely
free and your app is not crippled in any way.
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Desktop is HTML
focused
Can use other
scripting languages
• Mobile: JavaScript
interpreted at runtime
• JavaScript API >>
native APIs

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15.  PhoneGap
is an open source framework for building crossplatform mobile applications with HTML, CSS, and
JavaScript.
 Applications built with PhoneGap are not just like normal
mobile web sites.
 PhoneGap applications are able to interact with mobile
device hardware, such as the Accelerometer or GPS, in
ways that are unavailable to normal web applications.
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In PhoneGap framework, developers can build applications
using HTML/CSS/JavaScript, including JavaScript classes
that gives us access to device’s hardware and other APIs
feature. The final application is then wrapped within a
platform native 'Web view' browser generated object, and then
becomes a useful web application.
In Titanium framework, developers can build application
using Javascript and Titanium's APIs. The Javascript is then
interpreted at runtime. The Javascript code made calls to the
Titanium API which are mapped to native code in the
Titanium framework and generate native components.
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for different Platforms
Phonegap :- Ios , Android, BlackBerry, Bada, Windows Phone,
Os, Symbian.
Titanium :- Ios , Android, BlackBerry.
 Native-UI
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Support
Phonegap :- No
Titanium :- Yes
 Installation
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Requirements
Phonegap :- Ruby, Java SDK, Platform SDKs, PhoneGap
Titanium :- Titanium, Platform SDKs, Java SDK
 Application
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Performance
Phonegap :- Not as good as Titanium since everything is rendered within
a ‘Web View’ of a browser.
Titanium :- Titanium is better than Phonegap since native code is
produced in the backend.
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support
Phonegap :- Yes
 Titanium :- Yes
Both supports JavaScript API but in different ways
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Phonegap :- PhoneGap uses HTML5, JavaScript and CSS3 for creating
application UI and functionality.
Titanium :- Titanium uses just pure Javascript for creating both UI and
functionality.
 App
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HTML/CSS
Development cost & effort
Phonegap :- Easy to develop. No need to learn new language.
Titanium :- Complex and Time consuming. Developer require to learn
Titanium sdk.
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19.  Easier
to get a native looking app.
 Better performance.
 Join The Mobile Ecosystem
 Connect to the Cloud
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20.  NBC
Universal
 eBay/PayPal
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Anheuser-Busch
 MTV
 Computer
Sciences
Corporation
 1000s of apps per
month to the stores
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