Using Titanium Mobile

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Titanium Mobile allows building cross-platform mobile apps using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. It simplifies mobile development by using existing web skills. Apps are built natively for iOS and Android and can access useful modules like Maps, Media, and Contacts. The document demonstrates creating a study app prototype in Titanium Mobile in under 24 hours with no prior mobile experience. It discusses the app structure, main components like windows, tabs and tables, and building out specific screens for disciplines, books, chapters, quizzes and feedback.

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Using Titanium Mobile
mobile app development using web skills, by example

http://www.johndbritton.com
@johndbritton

What is Titanium Mobile

• Build native, cross-platform mobile apps
• for iPhone, iPad, and Android
• using only JavaScript, HTML, and CSS

• Open Source FTW

Why Use Titanium

• Simpler than iPhone SDK
• Builds on pre-existing web skills
• Cross Platform
• Analytics
• You can build an app TODAY.

Useful Modules
• Titanium.Accelerometer
• Titanium.Gesture
• Titanium.Analytics
• Titanium.Map
• Titanium.Contacts
• Titanium.Media
• Titanium.Database
• Titanium.UI
• Titanium.Facebook
• Titanium.XML
• Titanium.Filesystem
• Titanium.Yahoo
• Titanium.Geolocation
• (not a full list)

Demo: FWK Study
• Prototype app built in less than
24 hours

• No prior experience with
mobile apps

• Features

• Browse Catalog

• Read Book

• Take Quizzes

• Find Relevant Text

Scope:
Titanium.UI

• Window • TableViewSection

• Tab • TableViewRow

• TabGroup • WebView

• TableView • ImageView

./Resources/app.js
• Entry point into
Titanium App

• TabGroup

• Window

• Tab

• Animation

TabGroup

Disciplines
./Resources/main_windows/discipline_list.js

TableView, TableViewRow
with Images

Books
./Resources/main_windows/book_list.js

TableView, TableViewSection,
TableViewRow

Book Resources
./Resources/main_windows/chapter_menu.js

Book Reader
./Resources/main_windows/book_reader.js

WebView

Quiz

•Label
•TableView
•ButtonBar
•ProgressBar

Things We Didn’t
Cover
• Geo, Accelerometer, Network, Gestures
• Using WebViews to make HTML UI
• Storing Data / State
• Analytics
• Tons more

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Using Titanium Mobile

1. Using Titanium Mobile mobile app development using web skills, by example http://www.johndbritton.com @johndbritton

2. What is Titanium Mobile • Build native, cross-platform mobile apps • for iPhone, iPad, and Android • using only JavaScript, HTML, and CSS • Open Source FTW

3. Why Use Titanium • Simpler than iPhone SDK • Builds on pre-existing web skills • Cross Platform • Analytics • You can build an app TODAY.

4. Useful Modules • Titanium.Accelerometer • Titanium.Gesture • Titanium.Analytics • Titanium.Map • Titanium.Contacts • Titanium.Media • Titanium.Database • Titanium.UI • Titanium.Facebook • Titanium.XML • Titanium.Filesystem • Titanium.Yahoo • Titanium.Geolocation • (not a full list)

5. Creating an App

6. Creating an App

7. App Structure Entry Point

8. Demo: FWK Study • Prototype app built in less than 24 hours • No prior experience with mobile apps • Features • Browse Catalog • Read Book • Take Quizzes • Find Relevant Text

9. Scope: Titanium.UI • Window • TableViewSection • Tab • TableViewRow • TabGroup • WebView • TableView • ImageView

10. ./Resources/app.js • Entry point into Titanium App • TabGroup • Window • Tab • Animation TabGroup

11. Disciplines ./Resources/main_windows/discipline_list.js TableView, TableViewRow with Images

12. Specifying a TableViewRow

13. Books ./Resources/main_windows/book_list.js TableView, TableViewSection, TableViewRow

14. Specifying a TableViewSection

15. Book Resources ./Resources/main_windows/chapter_menu.js

16. Book Reader ./Resources/main_windows/book_reader.js WebView

17. Quiz •Label •TableView •ButtonBar •ProgressBar

18. Quiz Feedback •View •ImageView •Switch

19. Building an App 1. 2.

20. Things We Didn’t Cover • Geo, Accelerometer, Network, Gestures • Using WebViews to make HTML UI • Storing Data / State • Analytics • Tons more

21. Demo + Q&A http://developer.appcelerator.com

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