This document discusses and provides resources for using the Twitter API with Titanium Mobile applications on Android. It includes links to documentation on implementing Twitter OAuth in Titanium Mobile apps, a GitHub repository containing a Twitter API module for Titanium, and examples of making API calls to update status, retrieve home timeline tweets, and more. Special thanks are given to several contributors and related projects.
The document introduces Titanium Mobile, a JavaScript framework that allows developers to write mobile apps using JavaScript instead of Objective-C or Java. It notes that Titanium Mobile apps can be deployed to both the App Store and Android Marketplace. The document also answers questions about how Titanium Mobile compares to HTML5 frameworks and the benefits of using Titanium Mobile over native languages like Objective-C and Java.
This document discusses and provides resources for using the Twitter API with Titanium Mobile applications on Android. It includes links to documentation on implementing Twitter OAuth in Titanium Mobile apps, a GitHub repository containing a Twitter API module for Titanium, and examples of making API calls to update status, retrieve home timeline tweets, and more. Special thanks are given to several contributors and related projects.
The document introduces Titanium Mobile, a JavaScript framework that allows developers to write mobile apps using JavaScript instead of Objective-C or Java. It notes that Titanium Mobile apps can be deployed to both the App Store and Android Marketplace. The document also answers questions about how Titanium Mobile compares to HTML5 frameworks and the benefits of using Titanium Mobile over native languages like Objective-C and Java.
The document discusses an email-based accounting application called ememo. It describes how users can email transactions to track spending over time. The developer mentions they are negotiating with Google to potentially use ememo for advertising purposes.