What's New in Titanium Mobile 1.8
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Tony Lukasavage presented on the new features of Titanium Mobile 1.8. Key updates included dual Android runtimes using V8 and Rhino, a beta Mobile Web SDK, new longpress and pinch events, an embeddable VideoPlayer for Android, and XML DOM Level 2 support. Over 700 fixes and improvements were also made. The presentation provided an overview of Titanium Mobile, how to get started, and a Q&A session with members of the Platform Engineering team.
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Besides Objective-C
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Editor's Notes
- Introduction